I am trying to create a table that contains the lubrication information everyone is always asking about. I have attached a preliminary table, and am requesting information to fill in, add, or replace.
I will make this table available to all, in hopes of helping us all.
Thank You!
If you cannot get the attachment, it is also located at
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c27552xz3rrpj ... t.pdf?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/c27552xz3rrpju8/JukeboxLubeChart.pdf?dl=0
Jukebox Lubrication Chart
Q&A about all types of jukeboxes: Wurlitzer, Seeburg, Rock-Ola, AMI, and more.
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BigBird0000
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Big Bird,
Question ?? Where did you find "Light" 3inOne oil--as far as I know--it's a 20 wt. ND motor oil--you can use any brand.
Ron Rich
Question ?? Where did you find "Light" 3inOne oil--as far as I know--it's a 20 wt. ND motor oil--you can use any brand.
Ron Rich
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BigBird0000
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I dunno. Not thinking straight.
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Ron Rich
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Good excuse for me--it's HOT here today--about 100 in the shade,and no AC in my house ! Whatz yours--always hot there ??
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DoghouseRiley
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Rock-Ola recommended two oils on their lubrication chart, for my 443 and 468 jukeboxes, of which I have a copy.
Anderol L-465 for specifically indicated places every six months.
Light Film Aero Grade Lubriplate for others, once a year.
The Anderol was listed as part No. ST-9396, "Available from your Rock-Ola distributor."
Both these oils I understand, are still commercially available.
Anderol L-465 for specifically indicated places every six months.
Light Film Aero Grade Lubriplate for others, once a year.
The Anderol was listed as part No. ST-9396, "Available from your Rock-Ola distributor."
Both these oils I understand, are still commercially available.
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BigBird0000
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Thanks, I have added these. If you have a link to buy, please let me know.
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BigBird0000
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Ron,
This past week we have been under a hundred. Nice and cool. My brain must have fried over the summer.
Laughlin NV
This past week we have been under a hundred. Nice and cool. My brain must have fried over the summer.
Laughlin NV
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DoghouseRiley
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BigBird0000 wrote:Thanks, I have added these. If you have a link to buy, please let me know.
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I'm in the UK, so you'd be better Googling them yourself, you're likely to find a more local supplier.
I don't use either, I use Starrett tool and instrument oil.
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Guy's,
While on this subject--yes, Aero Lubriplate IS still available, but I recommend it NEVER be used, on "anything".
It has been my sad experience that it "builds up" to a solid clump of glue, after several applications. I have one Seeburg mechanism here right now that's "covered in it"--I have tried everything I can think of, short of dy-no-mite to remove it--down to scrapping it off/out--a real "nasty" job--Ron Rich
While on this subject--yes, Aero Lubriplate IS still available, but I recommend it NEVER be used, on "anything".
It has been my sad experience that it "builds up" to a solid clump of glue, after several applications. I have one Seeburg mechanism here right now that's "covered in it"--I have tried everything I can think of, short of dy-no-mite to remove it--down to scrapping it off/out--a real "nasty" job--Ron Rich
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