Quoted from Nikrox2:

Here's my Williams "Star Series" game as well! She's an oldy, but a goody! (Bat switch got stuck showing my nephew how to play, I opened the coin door to quickly fix it - and the entire coin mech dropped on my toe (no shoes) - sharp edge, good amount of weight, next thing was a trip to the ER for3 stitches..besides a few head bangers and sore arms from moving several games at once, first true pinball injury!
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Quoted from Nikrox2:

Looks small I know, but it went deep..lol
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Quoted from Nikrox2:

Question - on your Star Series - how many balls does your machine have? Mine has two...yea, yea, yeah...I can hear it now..lol...but really, sometimes you have to wait for the 2nd ball to complete the full return, before it will pitch again...so wondering if there should be 3 to 5 in there? Or will that lock it up with too much weight? (I also notice, these are smaller than the std pinball 1 1/16" - what size are these supposed to be?

Quoted from Nikrox2:Received my order from Marco’s and what a difference. It’s like a whole new game. No waiting at all! Wow! Something so small. Lol I can tali’s fire pitch now too! I do notice , if the base runners are moving the bat is disengaged (so I guess a squeeze play is out of the question ?). Lol
But thanks again! Big improvement having enough balls ! Why hang with 2 when 5 does so much better! Ha!

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Quoted from Mopar:

Well, long story short. Back in the 90s I picked up a Batting Champ that was a mess. Glass shot.
This was before I had glasses digitized, so I took a pic of a Friend's glass with a 35 mm camera,
and had one printed out. It's not crisp, but works. Put it in the local Community Center (Kids love
Man-run-Bases) and one day I stop in, and the lock locked funny. It was a different lock! The lock
been changed with them having the key, and not by little kids, but management! Yea! High School
working Kids that were the babysitters, but management!
Anyways after sitting in the barn for 10, 12 years, I pulled her out, and despite even a nest in the
head, everything worked. Score Reels, man unit, beating the high score gives 5 extra runs at the
end of the game. All was good which surprised me a little bit especially the score reels not being at
least a little sticky. There's actually a little bit more to the story, but enough's, enough.
Anyways, didn't William's Man-run-the-Bases from the 60s use 3/4" balls? 2 of my other Williams
from the 60s have 3/4" balls (or I think they're 3/4"), but this machine's been played with larger
balls. Maybe 13/16". It plays fine, but I'm pretty sure it suppose to have 3/4" balls, right?
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Quoted from way2wyrd:

I set it. May take a couple to show up