Rockola 474 re-cap amplifier question

Making progress on my Rockola, and am now onto (I hope) the final leg. Amplifier re-build. I have done a fair bit of reading and it seems pretty obvious I need to replace the electrolytic capacitors in the amplifier. Basically all I get when I turn it on is a loud hum, and I get no sound from the turntable at all. I have checked continuity on the cartridge lead and that seems to be fine, 99% sure the amp is the problem.

I have included a link to two pictures of the amp. It is broken up into several smaller components.

https://goo.gl/photos/j2vipdVjyutWJJdZA

The first picture shows the:
Supply Board
AVC Board
Left Channel Pre-amp
Right Channel Pre-amp
Tone Control Board

The second picture shows the:
Can Capacitor (far left, can only see a bit of it)
Capacitor Board
Left Channel Driver P.C. Board
Right Channel Driver P.C. Board

Obviously there are a fairly large number of capacitors to replace, and some of them are unique, unusual, and not available today. I have a few questions I am hoping you can help me with:

- Is there a best place to start or a particular order I should go in? Should I replace the supply Board and the Capacitor Board first? Should I just go all in and replace all of the electrolytics right away?
- what the heck do I do with the can capacitor? This one seems like a particular challenge
- There are many of the axial metal sleeve capacitors, but also several wax/plastic covered radial capacitors. Should I do both types, or is one more prone to failure? I know that I can leave the ceramic ones alone.
- Most of the Axial metal sleeve capacitors are quite large in value (e.g. 1500mf, 70V) and finding like for like replacements seems to be difficult. I can get close to the right values (mF and V) but no one seems to sell axial anymore. Any recommendations or advice on replacing these? Do people have a preferred type (radial, screw terminal, other?) that works best when replacing these? Seems like Mouser has the largest selection, but these capacitors are expensive so I want to make sure I get the right one first time.

Really appreciate any tips or advice! Thanks in advance. Sorry for the large volume of questions...

IMHO, a "cap kit" is probably the best way to go here--check the above "stickies" for legitimate suppliers.
All lytics and any "wax" types, definitely should be replaced-- along with any out of spec. resistor(s). "Can type" will most likely not be offered, but under the chassis type will be sub'ed---
Ron Rich

Hi Ron, thanks for the direction. I tried contacting the folks in your stickies for caps.

I got a bad email return from one, and two others don't have kits for the 474. Actually Bob wrote me back with your email suggesting you might have something

Try calling the one who's email bounced--I think he will answer--I do not have them in stock--only most Seeburg models-- Ron Rich