Expert: Rodger Knutson - 1/14/2011

Question
Roger,

Referring to the mechanism that travels along a rod that selects the record, I had to remove this rod and the small hook shaped piece that extracts the record. Long story short, I lost the small coil spring and was wondering if you knew where I could get another one?

Steve

Answer
Hi Steve,

There are several places you can try for this part, I am sure one or more of them will have it for you:

My Friend Bill, great for original used jukebox parts;
http://www.jukebox-parts.com
Bill Butterfield
3220 Silverado Trail, Napa CA 94558 USA
Phone 707-224-3435 Voice or Fax,
24 Hours a Day
email: mffe@napanet.net


VICTORY GLASS, INC Great for New Reproduction parts and manuals;
Stephen Loots
3260 Ute Avenue
Waukee IA 50263
Phone (515) 987-5765
Fax(515)987-5762
www.victoryglass.com



JUKEBOX JUNCTION;
Ed Jones
PO Box 70
Cumming IA 50061
Phone (515) 981-4019
Fax (515) 981-4657
Ed and Kim offer a wide variety of reproduction parts and castings for many 1930's through 1950's machines. Catalog available




KEN ARNOLD and PATRICK KUBRICKY
A-1 JUKEBOX & NOSTALGIA, INC.
208 South Pulaski Street
Suite 4J
Baltimore MD
Phone (410# 945-8900
Fax only #410# 945-1946 E-mail: Patrick Kubricky
www.jukeboxusa.com

  
Patrick Kubricky now exclusively offers the
entire line of reproduction parts made by Ken Arnold.
Catalog available.



VERN TISDALE
8402 N. 18th Ave.
Phoenix AZ 85021
Phone #602# 944-8444
Fax #602# 997-6376E-mail: vtisdale@mindspring.com

www.verntisdale.com
Vern specializes in capacitor kits, tubes, transformers and other electronic components for the do-it-yourself
repairman. He also does repair work on Seeburg receivers, pin banks and other components.



JUKEBOX COLLECTOR
published by Rick Botts
2545 SE 60th Ct.
Des Moines IA 50317
Phone #515# 265-8324
Fax #515) 265-1980
A magazine format monthly about jukeboxes and the hobby

Thank You
Rodger Knutson
http://www.coinslots.com