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Are these Bally Williams Legs?

By Playdium

4 years ago



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    #1 4 years ago
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    ???

    Playdium

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    US Barnstable, MA

    10y 82,550 2,160 6 2

    Not sure of application, Bally/Williams 1960's?

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    ForceFlow

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    It's a chrome ribbed leg. What is the length of the leg?

    Here's a good page to look at:

    http://www.pbresource.com/legs.html

    It's probably for Bally 6803, system 11, and WPC. Williams 1987-1999, and Bally 1984 & up.

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    #3 4 years ago
     
    TDZ

    pinballlife

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    Take a picture of the entire leg and state the length.
    Terry.

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    #4 4 years ago
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    ???

    Playdium

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    US Barnstable, MA

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    Here are full length pics. They measure 28 1/2".

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    #5 4 years ago
     
    MAO

    MikeO

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    US Overland Park, KS

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    yes, that is a Bally Williams leg, primarily from the mid 80's to the close of production.

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    #6 4 years ago
     
    TAR

    pinwiztom

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    US Salem, OR

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    Another identifier on legs,
    especially EMs from late 50s to 70s and on thru mid 80s games
    is to look at the bottom inside where the levelers screw in.
    There are some times obvious and other times slight differences
    that help dictate the likely MFR origin of set of legs, along with the length.

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    #7 4 years ago
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    ???

    Playdium

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    US Barnstable, MA

    10y 82,550 2,160 6 2

    OK, thanks. Not sure how I ended up with these.
    Ironically, I am looking for a set of legs for my Williams 1962 World Series pitch and bat machine, and had 2 sets of the correct red legs months ago and sold them.

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