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I am working on a Philco 41-608 with the gear-driven changer. The coupling (#35-2220) between the motor assembly and the idler wheel shaft was made of pot metal and is now in 'kit form'.
Is there a source for a ready-made replacement? Are there any designs available for making a replacement coupler?
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Mondial left a thread about remanufacturing this type coupler.
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Hi Morzh,
I've searched using Mondial as the user name with various keywords such as 'coupler', 'motor', 'idler', 'phonograph', etc. I have not been able to find the thread you mention. Can you suggest better keywords with which to search, or another way to find that thread?
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Thanks, Morzh.
That solves the issue of the rubber pieces. Now, I need to find a way to replicate the pot metal pieces.
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3D-printing...short of machining, of course.
Or molding.
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