For Sale Yashicamat 124G

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waynecrider

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I have a 124G in mint minus condition. Only problem is if you wind on too fast you get variable frame spaces. Last I used it I wound slowly and didn't have much of a problem and got 12 full images. It comes with a really decent case as well. Since I can't invest the money to sell this off at the substantial prices these generally go for, up around $375-$400, I want to wholesale this off at $225. It's an extremely usable camera as-is and I'll leave it to the buyer to get it Cla'd if they want to. Btw, I have replaced the seals on this camera so there is no problem there.
If you want to do a little trade thing, I could use a Pentax or Nikon lens adapter for the G series Panasonic cams or a long (180mm or telephoto) or short lens (65-90mm) to fit a 2x3 Graphic.
 

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Steve Smith

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I assume this is one of those mechanisms with a wheel which rotates against the take up spool as you wind on and halts the winding when enough film has passed. I suspect that its lubrication has dried out a bit and when you wind too fast, the film slips past without turning the wheel or not turning it enough.

I know you didn't ask for a reason but if the spacing is too wide, I think this is it.


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Thanks Steve. Apparently if that's it, it's a lubrication under the side cover, which is a Cla to me. The leather on the camera is perfect and I'd prefer a tech take responsibility to re-install it.
The clamping wheel turns easy enough by hand. I thought everything was gear driven regarding film advancement?
 
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