Rock-Ola 425 mystery parts?
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Rockola4Ever
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Ron, I guess the real mystery is how the mechanism hooks to that counter. I never thought much about it until this thread got started. Got my curiosity up is all.
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Ron Rich
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If typical, it "don't hook". Most of these had a piece of "spring steel" attached to the round arm sticking out. Some type of pusher was then employed to push against the spring steel. Ron Rich
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Las Vegas Jukebox
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CoindoorDave
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Thanks! I should be able to cobble something similar together that resembles that.
CoindoorDave
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AMI-ROWE R-81 (Orange Pulsar)
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AMI-ROWE R-81 (Orange Pulsar)
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Rockola4Ever
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Well I'll be. Thanks "Las Vegas Jukebox"!
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