Another Sanyo Betacord VTC-M20 Needs Belts, Plus a Quick Look at a Japanese VTC-MO5

Following on from my recent video in which I replaced the belts and idlers on a Sanyo VTC-M20, it was drawn to my attention that the idler assembly in that machine had bits missing. This video shows a complete VTC-M20 mechanism with all the parts of the idler assembly intact. I also have a quick look inside a Japanese VTC-MO5, which looks very similar to the VTC-M10, to see if this can act as a parts machine to properly repair the incomplete M20 shown in the previous video. 00:00 - Intro, and disassembly of VTC-M20 03:47 - VTC-M20 Complete Idler Assembly 04:21 - Test and Repair of the M20 10:04 - Quick look at the VTC-MO5 12:15 - Conclusion and Next Steps