Yeah, i had 2 main boards worked on and 1 motion board worked on. Bullet proof now but it was frustrating getting them up and running initially.
Quoted from Caviar:I used to have a space harrier and the board went out. I could not find any one to work on them in the US. Did you have to have any of your boards worked on?
Damn those are sweet. I for one am glad you quit KLOV .....cuz now your here and we see and appreciate you craftsmanship. 
Thanks!
you and me both.
Quoted from MustangPaul:Damn those are sweet. I for one am glad you quit KLOV .
Website in development now. All of these will be documented there.
Quoted from mamemaster:You should self publish a book on your work. Incredible!
I still need to take pix of it. Its exactly the same as this one but the flight yoke is a darker metal color.
Quoted from seshpilot:Interested in the one for sale. Where is it listed?
Thanks man. More to come.
Quoted from mummite:Amazing nice work and thanks for sharing
Finally finished the Space Harrier that's now for sale.
Here's what i did on this one.
Cabinet:
• Original dedicated cabinet. Cleaned, repaired and repainted.
• New 3/4" smooth black T-molding and 1/2" red T-molding on seat
• New wheels
• New locks and keys
• Coin box cleaned and polished
• New monitor glass
• New red pyramid rubber flooring on seat
• New black pyramid flooring on step
• Monitor plastic bezel, cleaned, painted and clear coated
• New red carpet and padding on seat
Controls:
• Refurbished flight stick, powder coated dark metal
• New buttons
• N.O.S. rubber boot (last one on Earth)
• New left and right screen printed plexiglass gauges (START, SHOT, etc.)
Metal:
• Base, coin tower, flight yoke, doors, brackets, speaker cover, vents, bolts coin doors and frame stripped and painted inside and out.
• Chrome trim cleaned and polished (left original)
Electronics:
• All mechanisms cleaned and refurbished
• Bright, crisp 19" vision pro monitor
• PCBs cleaned and tested
• New fuses
• Wire harness and connectors cleaned
• New power cord
• New switching power supply
• New marquee light fixture and bulb
• New L.E.D.s behind coin reject plastics and gauges
• New speakers
Artwork:
• Original marquee
• New full side art matched to original
• Original SEGA serial number decal
• New warning decals
You have an answer or question?
I have a question and an answer.
Q: how the hell did you get that beast up to the attic?
And
A: yes, there are fuses, motors, boards, optics, switches, wires and about million other things in there.
Quoted from Skywalker38:Hi PACMAN I got an answer,I have this arcade cabinet on my attic and want to sell the machine but the engines don’t work,do you know if there are some fuses between the engines and electronics.?
A friend of my son played the game and all in a sudden the motors stopped working
Haha i used a elevevator we normally use for bringing building materials up to the construction sites
The hardest part to get up to the floor was the base plate,the rest was easy
Forgive me about the way I asked you,I’m a bit rusty with my English and when I read it back I was thinking “stupid me”
I’m all the way from The Netherlands and it was pretty hard to find someone over here who had some experience with this machine
And the question was,were the fuses are located from the motors
Second question are they special fuses or easy to find ones
Now i’m Not an electrician but a friend of mine is,and I was hoping that when I get it running again I can sell it much easier
If I get “the beast” running again how much can I ask for it,because I really don’t know how much these things are worth nowadays
Thanks btw for replying
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