Hi and sorry for the delayed response. I have never tried those so cannot say. It's not always the run capacitor. I have found more times then not it's the motor that is very dirty. The Bodine motors are very easy to remove, disassemble and re-iinstall. Plus, the Run/Start Caps on the Seeburgs are 400V is I remember correctly. There are a few places that carry these still. Try cleaning the motor first, make sure all other running gear is lubed and see what happens.
Hi, thanks for writing. These can range from $500 for non-working box to $5000+ if fully restored. I feel for a nice working machine that is complete but not restored $1500-$2000 is a good range. Enjoy the music.
Hi, thanks for watching and writing in. It's such a weird market these days. Price will depend on condition of your jukebox, what works has been done on the amp and selection receiver, are the tubes all good and test strong. Wish I had a better answer for you but I have seen them go from $100-$1500 lately. The market is weak now so prices are coming down and I see lots of nice jukeboxes not selling. Enjoy the music and thanks again for writing in.
Thanks for the video.
Picked up I Sun hurt 100C today
Nice! Two great classic jukeboxes! I’m working on a 100G right now.
These are fun to work on. Take your time and it will pay off in the end. Thanks for writing.
OK, thanks! And you did a beautiful job refinishing that 100C mechanism!
Cool
Thank you.
I have a 1951 B that plays slow, someone suggested it was the the Run Capacitor and to save $$ use Ceiling Fan Caps with the same uF rating, thoughts?
Hi and sorry for the delayed response. I have never tried those so cannot say. It's not always the run capacitor. I have found more times then not it's the motor that is very dirty. The Bodine motors are very easy to remove, disassemble and re-iinstall. Plus, the Run/Start Caps on the Seeburgs are 400V is I remember correctly. There are a few places that carry these still. Try cleaning the motor first, make sure all other running gear is lubed and see what happens.
@@bfpsa64 I’ll try that, thanks for responding!
Thinking of getting seeburg Model C? What is decent price? Where can I pick up parts or reproductions of parts. Thanks for the information
Hi, thanks for writing. These can range from $500 for non-working box to $5000+ if fully restored. I feel for a nice working machine that is complete but not restored $1500-$2000 is a good range. Enjoy the music.
I have a Seeburg 100b….1950. How much are they worth.
Hi, thanks for watching and writing in. It's such a weird market these days. Price will depend on condition of your jukebox, what works has been done on the amp and selection receiver, are the tubes all good and test strong. Wish I had a better answer for you but I have seen them go from $100-$1500 lately. The market is weak now so prices are coming down and I see lots of nice jukeboxes not selling. Enjoy the music and thanks again for writing in.
Have a Seeburg I’d like to chat with you about. Where are you located or how best to communicate with you?
Hi there, sorry for the delay, been a busy summer. I am located in Oak Harbor, WA. You can email me at TSC2013@aol.com
Where's the model serial number, I just bought 100c,
Hi, there should be a plate on the back showing the serial number. Thanks for watching and writing.