Did you see the Tmnt in Sherburn Minnesota on CL?

Is this your only pin you are interested in selling at this time?

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I am looking for something to compliment my only pin Lotr. The ball times are really long and the rules are deep. I deep something with shorter ball times and less thinking involved.

What arcade are you selling?

Bump. What vids are you selling?

Is the Sega Hang On the stand up arcade with the bike handles or the one you sit down on the motorcycle?

Whats all the extra stuff in your backbox? Does not look stock at all.

Stock box:
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Ya, what is going on with the switcher power supply? Big Hurt is a fun, fun game. My dad just restored his that had similar wear by the flippers and it looks factory now, so that damage can be repaired if you take your time.

Now that Frank Thomas is in the hall of fame, I would imagine the value of this machine should start to rise rapidly. I love my Big Hurt. GLWS!

I'm sure the switcher is a hack in there for the 5v for the flippers so you don't get resets. I've seen that before.

Good to know, I figured it had something to do with that, I had just never seen it before. I will have pass that along to my dad who has two System 3's. Big Hurt and Stargate.

I am assuming the Power Drive is the upright version as well?

I looked up that coin pusher. I remember those things taking lots of my tokens as a kid.

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IMHO, it is priced much to high for the condition. Big Hurt is maybe a $1,250 game in fantastic condition. With the really bad flipper drag wear and the other issues, it drops the value. I am interested in a Big Hurt just from good memories from back in the day, but it would definitely be at under $1,000 in that condition.

As a comparable, this guy in WI has been trying to sell his Big Hurt for forever on CL. His is in better shape and includes a pinball pro subwoofer and is cheaper and it still hasn't sold.

minneapolis.craigslist.org link

I had a BH a few years ago in similar condition and it sat for two months and I ended up trading it for another game that gets no love Grand Lizard.

You might want to try the same thing if you can't sell it outright but GLWTS if you just want to sell it. It's a really fun game but like all of them it was time to move it along for something else.

I don't think I could ever sell my Big Hurt. It's just got too much going on, and the playfield layout is one of a kind.

I wasn't going to post anything, but you asked for input, so I thought I would. The flipper drag and playfield wear is the biggest issue with your game IMHO. That is a big negative and not easy to fix like a broken plastic or non-working mech. It's also wear in a spot that is constantly being looked at while playing so it isn't easy to ignore. I guess his pin could be in worse shape when you really get into it, but I'm not buying his Big Hurt either so I didn't ask any further. The pinball pro subwoofer is nice though and a $100 value if you want to buy one. I have one in my STTNG and it is fantastic. Not sure I would spend that coin for Big Hurt but it is a bonus that I would add some value to if I was purchasing his game as I could use it in another game.

You joke about LEDs in that pin, but you include bulbs as a value above? To me and many people here, flipper rebuilds, rubbers, shop jobs, bulbs or LEDs and such have very limited value. Most people in the hobby pretty much consider that type of stuff as labors of love for the hobby. You literally get back a few dollars per hour in return for doing stuff like that. Many people want to do that stuff on their own because they want things done a certain way...so it ends up getting redone anyway. On a super expensive A-list pin, it can add more, but the value is super limited on a $1,000 game.

I bought this game 2 years ago and put it on location. It has paid for itself twice so far with very minimum repairs required. Awesome!

Much better ROI than a new Stern!

No change so far. Never heard a single complaint from and players. I regularly wax it so I don't think it will get any worse