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Looking for a Williams Pinch Hitter Motor, Bracket & Lin

By Green77

2 years ago



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#1 2 years ago
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Looking for a Williams Pinch Hitter Motor, Bracket & Lin

Added: 2020-12-30 23:00:00 UTC • Re-listed: 3 times (May 11th, 2021) • Ended: October 27th, 2021

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Hi, looking for the pitching motor (14-7726, 17 rpm) from a 1959 Williams Pinch Hitter pitch and bat game plus also looking for the bracket & link assembly, the batting lever (B-5625) and the circular Williams logo on the coin door, if you have any of these parts or something similar that might work or would know where else I could find them, let me know? I tried Pinball Resource and checked Marco with no luck. Thanks.


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#2 2 years ago
 
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Gott_Lieb

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US Harrisburg, PA

8y 56,550 1,120 31

FWIW, that motor is a POS. Well, the motor isn't, but the tin foil casing gear box which holds some of the gear shaft bushings is. A couple of years ago, I was looking for this exact motor. Steve at PBR subbed it with another. I'm not saying that he still has any, but I would go with a different motor. I will look through my documentation to see if I can find the exact motor he subbed it with.

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#3 2 years ago
 
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Gott_Lieb

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US Harrisburg, PA

8y 56,550 1,120 31

It was spec 2264 according to our records.

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#4 2 years ago
 
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I have a PinchHitter and some spare parts...I think I may have a spare motor, but I need to check.

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#5 2 years ago
 
BWJ

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Sent you a PM

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#6 2 years ago
 
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Gott_Lieb

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US Harrisburg, PA

8y 56,550 1,120 31

Oh, crap! I just reread your post and realized that you have a Pinch Hitter. I was working on a Short Stop. I'm not certain what the pitch motor is like on a Pinch Hitter. If it's not the same as Short Stop, please disregard my previous posts.

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