I happened to come across a little piece of gear that claims to be most of what is needed to calibrate one of these tek scopes. I have no experience with it, but it may be enough to get a scope cal'd enough for moderate hobbyist use. If anyone on here has any experience with this thing, it would be great to know if it's worth dropping a little over 200USD on... But since I know you were looking for an "all in one" style calibrator, I thought I'd at least let you know about it.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CALIBRATOR-AND-TESTER-FOR-TEKTRONIX-OSCILLOSCOPES-NEW-WARRANTED-CALIBRATED-/131638462260?hash=item1ea6438734:g:ZqQAAOSw14xWLxEy
That is an interesting device. It would be good to know what it can and can't do per the full Tek calibration procedure and if it meets all the Tek specs. That'll require some research. One good thing about it is that it's not made in China.
From the looks of it, if you wanted to follow the exact manual calibration procedure, it won't do anything that you want it to do. From what I understand about it from the description, controls, and output, it's more of a non-storage, CRT scope checker that you can use to make some vertical and horizontal adjustments from. However it does not look like it's capable of putting out the fast rise signal needed to adjust the HF comp of the verticals and trigger. It does have the advantage of being freshly built, calibrated, and tested - unlike the vintage cal gear you would need to purchase, repair, calibrate, and test in order to follow the manual spec procedure.
"The PG can be used to reliabily set vertical amplitude calibration, horizontal time calibration and to test triggering
capabilities at each of the ten steps up and the 10 steps down when the MODE switch is in the STEP position. "
(From the description)
If you enjoy repairing this scope, then by all means - buy and restore some old Tek cal equipment! That is what I am doing as my time and funds permit. If you want to take chances and buy "as is" or "power tested" cal gear, you can expect to pay $75 to $200 per piece of gear.. if you want it repaired and cal'd you're going to spend a small fortune. You've quite the decision to make in that aspect.