Examine the graham carefully

Posted by unclestu (D) on August 3, 2012 at 16:17:53

In Reply to: Get rid of the washer?? posted by andyr on August 3, 2012 at 16:11:15:

When you tighten the cartridge, the rubber is fully compressed into the same level as the metal headshell. It doe NOT form a gasket insulating the cartridge body from the headshell, unless of course you use extremely little pressure upon tightening the cartridge mounting screws.

This is from working on both the original Graham and the latest Phantom.

Stu

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Topic - source for shell rubber washer? - michael22 15:05:23 08/03/12 (11)

RE: source for shell rubber washer? - WntrMute2 04:34:34 08/04/12 (0)

I measured one I have here... - EdAInWestOC 20:30:29 08/03/12 (0)

Get rid of the washer - unclestu 15:42:37 08/03/12 (7)

RE: Get rid of the washer - Lifer 21:29:36 08/03/12 (0)

Get rid of the washer?? - andyr 16:11:15 08/03/12 (5)

Examine the graham carefully - unclestu 16:17:53 08/03/12 (4)

Aah - understood. ... - andyr 16:54:02 08/03/12 (3)

RE: Aah - understood. ... - SgreenP@MSN.com 16:58:24 08/03/12 (2)

It's there to stop the cart turning as the bolts are tightened - rocky raccoon 02:41:01 08/04/12 (1)

RE: It's there to stop the cart turning as the bolts are tightened - andyr 02:46:11 08/04/12 (0)

RE: Mine dried up and cracked too! - amioutaline? 15:17:14 08/03/12 (0)

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Examine the graham carefully - unclestu 16:17:53 08/03/12 (4)

Aah - understood. ... - andyr 16:54:02 08/03/12 (3)

RE: Aah - understood. ... - SgreenP@MSN.com 16:58:24 08/03/12 (2)

It's there to stop the cart turning as the bolts are tightened - rocky raccoon 02:41:01 08/04/12 (1)

RE: It's there to stop the cart turning as the bolts are tightened - andyr 02:46:11 08/04/12 (0)

Examine the graham carefully

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