Looking for some assistance on rebuilding flippers for a Playmatic machine. I've reached out to PB Resource and they don't carry anything. I also reached out to Mayfair and they don't have anything either. Numerous people have stated that Playmatic simply used Williams or Gottlieb parts to build their machines.

How can I confirm this?

If I want to rebuild my flippers on my Playmatic Conquest 200, what "generic" parts would I order?

At a loss on how to rebuild my flippers.

I can't believe they did that! Thanks for the feedback Ken. I'm not too swift when it comes to repairs, so if I order a complete Sys11 kit, is it basically plug and play by removing the old parts and inserting the new parts, or do I have to make some type of modifications?

Looking over kits, looks like it comes with everything except the coil stop. Just use the existing one or is there an equivalent replacement?

EDIT - I guess it depends on where you order the kits from. Pinball life does not include coil stops, other sites do.

Awesome. That link actually answers my other question. When I was comparing the linkage of my existing flippers to the linkage in the Williams flippers I noticed that the link assembly length was greatly reduced with the Williams kit and I wasn't sure how that was going to work out by "swapping" parts. But since this is a fully built assembly, it solves that issue.

Hmm, I'm not familiar with "similar stroke". Could you please elaborate a little more?

In the process of having my Playmatic Conquest converted to Williams. Can’t wait for the finished product.

That they do. (This is my game that was modified). The original flippers were very wonky. So thankful pefdude was able to modify the game with System 11 assemblies.

If I recall correctly, the voltage is the reason we kept the existing coil.