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Maintenance & Repairs » Drawstring from a Imperial Good Companion 6 (1962) » 12-8-2014 10:31:26 |
Thank you. You're quite right. I've bought some fishing line and am now in the process of tieing it back on to the end (I think i will wait for an extra pair of hands to get home to help me).
My understanding is that you wind the drum 3-4 times first (so it has tension), then tie the drawband back on. The most useful thing i found on the internet was that it must go round a pulley (as you mentioned) then a STRAIGHT LINE to the point the old one was fixed. After i knew this, it was fairly simple to work out the route it should take.
I'll post some photos of the working machine when its finished. Thanks again!
Maintenance & Repairs » Drawstring from a Imperial Good Companion 6 (1962) » 07-8-2014 07:17:54 |
Hi there,
I've recently bought an imperial good companion 6. Turns out the drawstring has snapped. This is my first typewriter (and certainly first repair attempt!) and its somewhat unclear where the string is meant to go - i.e how is it meant to be threaded back round the components and re-attached?
Here are some photos. If anyone has a working one with photos or could advise at all, i would be very grateful!
Warning, large photos below!
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