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RE: Record changer slowing down

Posted by Uncle Mike on April 6, 2017 at 05:09:57:
My guess it was not originally designed to be run using a light oil. Friction of motion alone will help to dissipate it. Also not knowing how the well is designed, if it would hold it for a long period. I would try a light grease, Vaseline comes to mind, and see if it improves.
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