Hi,
I'm sending A 1955 Seeburg J to a friend in Australia and He's going to have to change the power but is there a way to get around changing the gearing. Can anyone tell me how to convert this.
Thanks,
Homer
Shipping a Seeburg J to Australia,Easiest way to transform power
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Shipping a Seeburg J to Australia,Easiest way to transform power
by Homer » Sat May 16, 2015 5:04 pm
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Re: Shipping a Seeburg J to Australia,Easiest way to transform power
by Ron Rich » Sat May 16, 2015 5:41 pm
Hi Homer,
Check the, -Used/new parts--where to find- "sticky" above for Australia-- Erwin will most likely be able to supply a converter --
Caution--be 100% sure you "bolt it correctly" for shipment !
Ron Rich
Check the, -Used/new parts--where to find- "sticky" above for Australia-- Erwin will most likely be able to supply a converter --
Caution--be 100% sure you "bolt it correctly" for shipment !
Ron Rich
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