Clean it with transmission fluid, and top-off the lubricant in the spring barrels with gear oil, if the springs are gurnting. I have a basket of Brunswick heads here, and will send you a rebuilt unit on an exchange basis, if you need one. Brunswick Crank Phonograph Model Hampton Name Plate Great Restoration Piece Unsold See similar items 15.95 0 Bids or Best Offer, 3. If you are unsure of the reproducer repair, just PM me. Vintage hmv his masters voice gramophone model 102 for restoration. An air-tight tone passage makes a trememdous difference in a machine's performance. Verified a 1918 brunswick victrola model 117 with records is valued at 450 to 525. Fill the moving joints with vaseline or #2 grease, and seal the stationalry joints with silicone caulk. You will need to replace the rubber gaskets in your reproducer, and carefully make all joints in your rone arm and horn air-tight. The Brunswick reproducer does a rather good job with the later electric records, too. Perhaps not as brilliant as a Victrola, but richer, and fuller, with better bass. he reproduction of standard records is quite fine, too. They are the only non-Edison machines which play the Diamond Disc records really well.
The Brunswick machines are well built, with nice cabinets, and well engineered mechanisms. It'll be interesting to get them back into the. They live side-by-side inside the spring barrel of a Brunswick phonograph, circa 1922, and the one in the right half-barrel somehow broke in at least three places. What a mess.Face, Is the reproducer on your machine the Ultona (that's what Brunswick called their reproducers) with one or two mica diaphragms? The 2 diaphragm Ultona is fitted to play Edison as well as standard and Pathe records. These mainsprings measure about 16 feet long by 1' wide by. Neither gasoline nor Simple Green nor carb cleaner seems to dissolve the 90-year-old mix of Vaseline and powdered graphite. It isn't so delightful to work on, however, for the spring barrels are solidly packed with graphite grease, a good deal of which leaks out of the spring barrel onto the rest of the motor parts. The motor is beautifully made, with big bronze helical gears that run silently and a lovely little speed governor that centrifugally presses felt friction pads onto the inner wall of a polished steel friction ring. They came out of the barrels without much trouble, however. It'll be interesting to get them back into the barrel halves: apparently nobody in the spring-powered phonograph repair business uses a mainspring winder, preferring to remove and replace them by winding them into the barrel by hand, like watchmakers do.
These mainsprings measure about 16 feet long by 1" wide by.
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