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Old 06-27-2014, 08:24 PM
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My 800D has a bad horz linearly coil, the ones with the really long shafts.

Do you have an extra in your parts stash you would sell?
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My 800D has a bad horz linearly coil, the ones with the really long shafts.

Do you have an extra in your parts stash you would sell?
If he doesn't, I have a parts set.
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My 800D has a bad horz linearly coil, the ones with the really long shafts.
You mentioned needing the long shaft here. Will the short shaft job that Moyer's is going to price you work?
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Old 06-29-2014, 10:24 PM
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You mentioned needing the long shaft here. Will the short shaft job that Moyer's is going to price you work?
It should, it would just be difficult to adjust, and impossible to adjust with the TV assembled to the bakelite case
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