Would like to be a member one day and try to get that hole in one! If anyone has one for sale in the NY area give me a shout...thanks!

Not sure if sticker needs to be removed or not to get it perfectly aligned. For what its worth, I really don’t think it matters unless it bothers you that the award and wheel don’t match. It spins so fast that theres no way to get it to stop on something specific anyway, and Im always too busy watching the goofy gophers on the dmd lol. If your doing a complete tear down then yeah I’d fix it, but if it were me I’d leave it.

Congratulations on the game! Hit the links and get that hole in one!

https://modfatherpinball.com/collections/no-good-gofers/products/no-good-gofers

Not sure about new gofers, but if your old ones need painted, modfather offers a service.

I wanted to do the same with pinsound too, I could not find any NGG remixes either. After looking into making my own, I realized that it requires a PC, while I have only MAC. Check out Mr. Tantrums guide here on pinside, he has great suggestions and a sort of walk through for the process.

That’s a great solution! Sounds like there is money to be made for all these “pin shop” modders that have store fronts on pinside, would think someone would have made these by now.

That looks great!

Ditto! Layout is great! Launching ball to the upper deck is a blast and the orbit flow is super, when I can get in the rhythm anyway.

Replacement Gophers again available on Planetary Pinball if anyone needs new ones.

Congratulations on getting NGG! It is a great game and fun once you get everything sorted out! While I do not have a specific answer to the problem, you should be able to find some answers and help throughout pinside. Lots of things can come loose during shipping, so I would start by reseating all of the plug in connections in the backbox (do this with the power off, and one at a time so you know where they go back). Take plenty of pictures to use as reference later. As stated above, check all fuses after taking them out with a DMM rather than visually, and make sure they are the right kind as suggested in the manual. If you don’t have a manual then use the online version (https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4338). Fixing them is half the fun and stuff like this happens all the time, so keep researching here on pinside using the search option as I have found nearly every answer to solve these types of problems on here with such a wealth of knowledge and helpful people. Note that answers might not be specific to your game, but to the same type (WPC-95). Search on YouTube videos as well. Good luck with it!