Ron, It wouldn't suprise me if the motor is not original, or possibly the oiling tube "disappeared" over the years. As an example, there is a mechanical solenoid operated credit accumulator, rather than the 555 BO/AC; evidence of non-original parts. The motor mounts I used are the ones fro...

Thanks again. Over the weekend, I added some 20 weight (3 in 1 Motor Oil) to the top felt. I can't get oil on the bottom without some way of "squirting" the oil up. Speed noticeably improved; by sound it's close. I checked with a strobe disk I printed out, usint the flourescent tubes in th...

Thanks Ron. I am checking speed by listening to songs I'm familiar with. I did print a strobe disk, and I'll try to check that way this evening. Is it difficult to disassemble the motor without risk of damage? Since it hasn't been lubed since before I received it, I may just go this route rather tha...

I have a Wurlitzer 3600, and was wondering the best lubes to use at various points in the mechanism. Also, are there any specific areas to not lube, other than the drive wheel which I believe is labeled "do not oil"?

My Wurlitzer 3600 plays records a bit slow. If I put slight pressure with my fingernail on the motor sleeve, the record will speed up to a normal speed. So far, I've done the following: replaced the 4 motor mounts, replaced the 2 drive belts, cleaned the motor sleeve with isopropyl alcohol, rubber r...