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Today I was stumbling over the fact that in both units the empty holes exactly were in the same positions. So I started to count: Actually there were 25 rods! Not a single one was missing. I also

Does the x77 have a headphone jack? If so is the sound in the headphones?

I am in Binghamton, NY. I have had mine since 1968. It has only been in 2 houses, my parents and mine. Decided to resurrect my musical career whcih consists of playing in my home only. It's been many

Hi Gail and Wayne, I'm afraid your entries won't help that much. Best regards!

Hello GailI have an X77 as well.? ?It is a very rare beast...in our area.Where are you located?? I am in Vancouver.Wayne

Haven't dove into my X77 yet so don't know what I'll find. The high pitch noise coming out of my? X77L Leslie has me climbing up a wall right now.

Hi, so I've got two identical pedal contact assemblies from a Concorde and a Monarch. Both are missing two of these triangular, white pushrods that protrude out of the upper side and act as the links

Its about 60 miles from I5

Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 11:41 AM To: Wayne Tarling via groups.io; [email protected] Subject: Re: [hammondzone] Leslie odd ball slow motor Thanks Wayne!? The oiling port does make it easier

As far as I know Hammond never “manufactured” their own motors. These usually came from an outside vendor. General Industries manufactured three type of motors that I know of. The two Leslie

Thanks Wayne! The oiling port does make it easier to lubricate the felt but I prefer to see and ensure those felts get oiled evenly and sufficiently without over-oiling. It’s a pain to have to

Originally they were manufactured by General Industries. Same as the 4 pole fast motors, and the “run” motor in a Hammond tone wheel organ. I can see that what appears to be CMC is stamped into

Yes Don, there is a felt inside. Good idea with the SAE 20 oil. I also opened up the fast motor to oil those felts visually. Any idea on the manufacturer of that slow motor? Sent: Tuesday, June 14,

For fear of stepping on any "Hammond Experts" ....there is nothing extraordinary about this application.? It's a motor with oilite bearings.? Just happens to be in a Leslie in this case. An annual

Is there felt as part of the motor’s bushings where it is set into the casting? If so you can add oil to the felt reservoir and reassemble. After cleaning light oil of the motor shafts will aid in

Hi everyone! This week I thought I’d take out the Leslie motor out of my 122 to give them a good cleaning and thorough oiling. Upon looking at the upper stack, I found an interesting slow motor –

Nice box, interesting. The map on CL shows the location as on the Washington side of the Columbia River. How far is it from I-5?

I am selling my A100 / 147 Leslie.?? Its located near Portland Oregon.?? Here is a link to the ad. https://portland.craigslist.org/grg/msg/d/husum-hammond-organ-model-a100-leslie/7492659552.html

Thanks Organ Guy! I found a couple of great YouTube videos about John’s shop. He is bookmarked for sure. Cheers!! Sent: Thursday, June 2, 2022 1:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

John's Hammond Organ Service in Detroit Michigan. John Doyle will take good care of your Hammond organ and Leslie speaker. Good reputable guy. Knows his stuff. Call John Doyle.