My wife commented that the legs on my pinball were bending in and it might collapse.
From the photo below, do I have an issue with my front pinball legs?
Also, as someone who is quite physical when playing pinballs, am I likely to encounter issues witht he legs, including having the back legs right up against the wall?
pinballlegs (resized).jpgEverything looks fine to me.
No way you'll ever bend those things btw.
Maybe check to make sure the leg bolts are tight, but imo everything looks the way it should.
I can't tell if they have a little bend in then or not. I will tell you one thing though...ain't no way your pin is gonna collapse. The legs would have to fold themselves in half and that ain't happening.
I don't see a bend.
However, legs do flair out slightly below the bolts--if that's what you're seeing, that's normal.
Quoted from acefreemok:My wife commented the legs on my pinball were bending in and it might collapse.
Is your wife featured on 1,000-lb Sisters and does she sit on top of the game?
If you answer "no" then you should have no problem with your game's legs.
Quoted from pinzrfun:This was probably done by a warehouse worker when this game was put away 15 years ago before i got it.
Picking it up from the rear with a two wheeler can do this.
Looking like that on the front of the machine would be from people kicking it.
LTG : )
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