I found this Model S locally a few days ago in Lancaster, PA and ended up paying 2600 for it. Everything is going up in price just like pins. This one is in pretty decent shape but needed switches replaced and just a little cleanup. The only thing I can see it missing was the front cage, coin mech and the coin plate since it was converted to a free play button…It had the 9 original wooden balls but one is the slightest bit smaller so I’ll need to find a ball somewhere except eBay. My only issue I’ve found is the final switch counter sometimes double hits counting two balls. I feel like I need a way to slow the ball down before making the turn into the trough

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Figured the scoring out. Whatever arcade owned this prior to home use bent the ball counter bracket on a 45 and mounted it on the wrong side of the trough ‍♂️ I heated the bracket up and bent it back to 90° and mounted it under the yellow cover

Whoever had this in an arcade instead of reading the instructions saying to remove this bracket and install it in the trough decided to just bend it 45°. Idiots. I heated it up, bent it back to a 90° and mounted it properly. Now my score/ball counting works properly. I had this issue for a few weeks and couldn’t figure it out until someone posted a photo on here of a machine they bought and it clicked. Success! Thanks to whoever posted that photo!

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Oh I know. It was probably like this for 30 plus years lol

Looking to sell some skeeballs. I have 6 of the wooden/composite and 13 of the plastic style used for the optic sensor version games. Open to any reasonable offer. Send a PM if interested

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