Repair of Radio Ltd BCU tuning drive - any ideas?

Electrical through chassis rubber grommets of a suitable size might fudge it - you might have the clean up the driven disc though - looks a bit rough! See Jaycar HP0702 series. Cheers, DC

Thanks Richard, I'll give that a try.

James, I remembered how I fixed this in the past, I used a grommet like the one in your photo, though I doubled the thickness of the drive disk by adding another of the same diameter, the thicker disk then gripped the inner side walls of the grommet so didnt slip

nzvrshome.files.wordpress.com/2018/12/nzvrs-18-4.pdf

Page 7 of the nzvrs bulletin, has another way of repairing the drive

I've just repaired one of these drives using a rubbery tape that sticks to itself and wrapping it around the disk a few times along the edge, the tape molds to itself and  it works quite well, now the disk grips the rubber grommit . I cant remember where I purchased the tape, but it maybe similar to this sold by jaycar ?

www.jaycar.co.nz/black-self-fusing-silicon-tape-25mm-x-3m/p/NA2830?gclid=CjwKCAjw8KmLBhB8EiwAQbqNoISmKUfV480n6Y4BHiDyAG3qOx7OXNJfQLm8k5KAMmLRbTOKSz4NRxoCNuQQAvD_BwE

Its called 'self amalgamating tape' - My father used to have heaps of it around - he used it around swaged steel fittings on cables on his trawl nets on the boat, and all kinds of other places - enough wraps of it will eventually mold itself to a kind of solid rubber overboot.  I still have a couple of rolls he had in the shed after he died - its awesome stuff.  Sticks to itself, but not much else.

That Jaycar stuff looks right - also RS: nz.rs-online.com/web/c/adhesives-sealants-tapes/tapes/self-amalgamating-tapes/

I would think electrical suppliers like Redpaths and Ideal would have it as well

Cheers, Steve