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toshiba tony · 31st Aug 2019, 12:59 pm

Right, not in the trade now, stayed in it till two years ago, at LG, sorting their LCD\LED rubbish out. Still have two VHS machines in regular use. They get neglected. One is a Philips turbo deck that doesnt require grease, but the mini gear on the end of the shaft breaks, and the other a Sony that recently died due to the mains smoother going S\C. But down to to you, who's obviously more familiar with this model I'll just watch. Curious though, take care,
Tony Walker
PS But I think he's a lot better off now than when he first posted about his faulty Thorn. As I said before, people on here take the extra step. I was made global moderator on a similar site years ago, and enjoyed sorting people.

31st Aug 2019, 12:59 pm	#27
toshiba tony Heptode Join Date: May 2006 Location: Accrington, Lancashire, UK. Posts: 978	Re: Ferguson 3V55 Videostar VCR Right, not in the trade now, stayed in it till two years ago, at LG, sorting their LCD\LED rubbish out. Still have two VHS machines in regular use. They get neglected. One is a Philips turbo deck that doesnt require grease, but the mini gear on the end of the shaft breaks, and the other a Sony that recently died due to the mains smoother going S\C. But down to to you, who's obviously more familiar with this model I'll just watch. Curious though, take care, Tony Walker PS But I think he's a lot better off now than when he first posted about his faulty Thorn. As I said before, people on here take the extra step. I was made global moderator on a similar site years ago, and enjoyed sorting people.