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PART NEEDED: Marantz 2230 tuner band pulley-wheel... where to find one?

NedvonBundle

NedvonBundle

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Hey there Marantz Nutz! I scored a super-clean 2230 with only one issue: it's missing one of the little pulley wheels that feed the band to / from dial wheel. I've attached an image of the part.

Does anybody have a spare or two they'd be willing to "part" with, or know a reputable place I can acquire one? I would very much prefer not to purchase a parts unit and scavenge.

Open to this particular answer and any other advice this may spark up from you wizened folks out here in ForumLandia...

Thanks and Merry Xmas!

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Are the brackets missing. These brackets holds the two pulleys.These pulleys are riveted onto them. They are mounted under that bracket . Just look under that bracket.You might have them .One bracket has a pulley that is riveted and also a tapped hole on it .The extra tapped hole is not needed on the 2230. It would be impossible that the pulleys are missing by themselves . BTW you might find a small nylon pulley at the hardware store or hobby shop . Size is not too critical .
 
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Unless the pulley broke, then it could be missing. Not a difficult part for somebody with a lathe to turn, or it could be 3D printed. If no bracket, you've got bigger problems and need a donor unit.
 
Beamer302 said:
Is the bracket missing. This bracket holds two pulleys. These pulleys are riveted onto it . They are mounted under that bracket . You might have them .Just look under that bracket. It would be impossible that the pulleys are missing by themselves .
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Luckily, the bracket is still there. We can see the hole where the pulley goes. Looks like we need the pulley and the screw to fasten it to the bracket.
 
Hundreds of tuners use the same little nylon pulleys and plastic rivets to hold them in that situation. It's not that critical, just pickup a scabby tuner from a thrift store and gut it for the pulleys.
 
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