I just had that work done on my Noblex 150 (medium format), and yes, it's a standard problem, and no, it's not cheap to fix. Siggi Rhode of Noblex, Canada says he's found a better solution. I got the camera back, and for the first few rolls, it seems fine, but time will tell as to how long the new drive wheels will last.
Several years ago, I stopped into Linhof Studio in London and noticed that they carried Noblex, while I was considering purchasing one, or maybe it was shortly after I'd gotten mine, and they said that they thought the 135 models came in more often for service than the medium format versions, but I suspect that the 135 versions may just get more rough handling, because they're more handholdable and easy to carry around on a strap.
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