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Quoted from razorsedge:Are you for real??
I guess it is understandable not everyone has an engineering degree.
Please explain the damage that occurs.
I have a machine on location and I watched a guy slide it 8-10 inches the other day to save the ball, I laughed.
Quoted from razorsedge:I have an F14 Tomcat that has suffered such abuse and split the back of its cabinet... eventually. But not just that game, several more. It is easy to pick the games that have been treated well.
So, many instances in fact. You want my entire pinball repair gallery here? ... there's already surely plenty among repair threads right here on pinside already.
What else can I say?
It probably wasn't sliding the game that did damage to those games, it was probably the relentless pounding they took from people having sex on them.
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