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Gottlieb, 1975
2001
Gottlieb, 1971
8 Ball
Williams, 1966
Abra Ca Dabra
Gottlieb, 1975
Amigo
Bally, 1974
Aquarius
Gottlieb, 1970
Atlantis
Gottlieb, 1975
Bank-A-Ball
Gottlieb, 1965Quoted from homegameroom:Thank you- that is my machines little brother and it will work if I can’t find the proper one, but the Super has a unique match feature that lights up additional numbers as well as the Bally logo. I don’t think the All Star or All Star Deluxe have that.
I would email contact bgresto.com and send Steve a picture of your backglass and see if he can make a new one, is so, ship yours to him and you'll have a new one in 3-4 months.
Quoted from EM-PINMAN:I would email contact bgresto.com and send Steve a picture of your backglass and see if he can make a new one, is so, ship yours to him and you'll have a new one in 3-4 months.
And there is an alternate/better "one of" product, 1 month turn around but 20-30% more expensive
Quoted from BallyCrazy:Contraband is on its way to Texas...
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Received thanks BallyCrazy !
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone know of a source for Williams EM Flipper Buttons - part #3A-7208 in red? I can't seem to find them anywhere and I could really use a set.
This is a link to the Marco page, just for reference.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/3A-7208
Thanks,
Tim in Moptown
I am in need of female jones plugs:
7x2
11x2
I need three of each and they need to be gottlieb or williams style.
From his website:
Contact Information
Telephone
(978) 475-0144
Postal address
6 Pinecrest Road Andover, MA 01810 USA
EMail
[email protected]
Quoted from SilverBallKid:Hi Everyone,
Does anyone know of a source for Williams EM Flipper Buttons - part #3A-7208 in red? I can't seem to find them anywhere and I could really use a set.
This is a link to the Marco page, just for reference.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/3A-7208
Thanks,
Tim in Moptown
Hey, funny coincidence! I think this is the one I need as well! Really, I need the entire assembly, washer, spring and button.
The flipper buttons on my Mars Trek were rusted beyond all salvage. I could use the interior cabinet bracket as well if anyone has one! I want it fully working for the show in Saratoga Pinball Show in August!
477D6039-4570-4540-B314-7783DE452FF2.jpeg6014DC58-E8D3-4327-9713-D8E1B281E09E.jpeg79199BEC-B001-415B-B261-DB5DC7954C59.jpegQuoted from mark532011:What the heck is that? Some kind of alien fungus on that switch?
Something from Mars?
Looking for a “bottom channel” for a 1972 Williams Back box. This is the U shaped metal channel the door of the back box sits in. I will consider paying to have it fabricated and trim to size as I dont know that these were reproduced. Anyone have one??
Quoted from chad:Looking for the screw thread size and length in the match unit for Bally EM Night Rider. The screw secures the right side circuit board.
4-40 x 1-1/8" Round Head Machine Screw Regular Thread.
Quoted from EM-PINMAN:4-40 x 1-1/8" Round Head Machine Screw Regular Thread.
Thank you !!
Quoted from BallyCrazy:Contraband
is on its way to Texas...
Quoted from pinhead52:Received thanks ballycrazy !
Lookee what I received from @pinhead52! Contraband! 
5,600 miles as the crow flies from France to Tucson. That little red target face is well-traveled!
Amazing, simply amazing. And I'm not just talking about the distances involved. BallyCrazy and
pinhead52 are pretty amazing too!
I even got the rivets and screws! 
I also received an 'over the top buzzer' and a ka-nocker from Texas. It's going to need some serious sanding and Mother's Mag Aluminum polish on that plunger, but that's okay. I'm used to that!
Thanks so much, guys! 
Quoted from pinhead52:Adding to that I need a Capt Card backglass (Star Trek not EM tisck tisck)
Haaaaaa! I realized that this morning when I woke up.
I imagine the parts from this Genco machine will fit many other machines. If you need something, let me know.
I was not sure where else to post this. I am giving away for free some 1964 Williams Soccer score cards. These were in a different machine that I recently bought. I have no use for them and wanted to pass them on. Please send me a message and I will send them for free in the lower 48 United States.
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Added over 5 years ago: Edit: Cards have been taken.
Quoted from hazmat7719:I was not sure where else to post this. I am giving away for free some 1964 Williams Soccer score cards. These were in a different machine that I recently bought. I have no use for them and wanted to pass them on. Please send me a message and I will send them for free in the lower 48 United States.[quoted image][quoted image]
There's a "bargains and giveaways" section under market, but this should work too!!
Quoted from poppapin:There's a "bargains and giveaways" section under market, but this should work too!!
Thank you. I can not find it.
Quoted from hazmat7719:I was not sure where else to post this. I am giving away for free some 1964 Williams Soccer score cards. These were in a different machine that I recently bought. I have no use for them and wanted to pass them on. Please send me a message and I will send them for free in the lower 48 United States.[quoted image][quoted image]
I will take them if still available. I have a soccer on the rotisserie as we speak. Thanks for your generosity. I will send you a PM.
Hi have a Stern “pinball” em that is technically a Chicago coin. There is a stepper unit see (pictures) that the board that the swipes run along is completely burned up. I guess I could try to repair with conductive epoxy but hoping someone has one of those hiding in their parts bin. Also need a schematic having trouble locating that as well. Thanks for your help looking forward to getting this machine up and running once again.
Regards
Al
1830D695-C5F4-4E81-BEA1-63A78B53003B (resized).jpegB038CCE5-37F6-443B-A9CC-1B66ABE5C658 (resized).jpegQuoted from mojonitro:Like many others, looking for a Jacks Open back glass. Just got the machine, and it needs an upgrade.
Jim
Try this guy. I don’t know anything about him but I came across it in a thread
8F4C49BF-A8DC-428F-837D-3B377BDDA7E0 (resized).jpegQuoted from SilverBallKid:Hi Everyone,
Does anyone know of a source for Williams EM Flipper Buttons - part #3A-7208 in red? I can't seem to find them anywhere and I could really use a set.
This is a link to the Marco page, just for reference.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/3A-7208
Thanks,
Tim in Moptown
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Hey, funny coincidence! I think this is the one I need as well! Really, I need the entire assembly, washer, spring and button.
The flipper buttons on my Mars Trek were rusted beyond all salvage. I could use the interior cabinet bracket as well if anyone has one! I want it fully working for the show in Saratoga Pinball Show in August![quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
Big thanks to Pinsider latenite04 for helping me with this!
Quoted from mark532011:What the heck is that? Some kind of alien fungus on that switch?
Strange rust caused by a condensing overhead pipe dripping on the outside of the game, that would seep into the inside by wicking along the button shaft. I assume the strange “Titanic-esque” bubbling would be caused by the acidic nature of condensate off heating pipes. But that’s just an educated guess!
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Hey, funny coincidence! I think this is the one I need as well! Really, I need the entire assembly, washer, spring and button.
The flipper buttons on my Mars Trek were rusted beyond all salvage. I could use the interior cabinet bracket as well if anyone has one! I want it fully working for the show in Saratoga Pinball Show in August![quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
Did you find a button yet? I may have an original. Will check.
Quoted from Deadlander:Hi have a Stern “pinball” em that is technically a Chicago coin. There is a stepper unit see (pictures) that the board that the swipes run along is completely burned up. I guess I could try to repair with conductive epoxy but hoping someone has one of those hiding in their parts bin. Also need a schematic having trouble locating that as well. Thanks for your help looking forward to getting this machine up and running once again.
Regards
Al[quoted image][quoted image]
Is there a part number on the board?
I'm looking for a shooter assembly for a 1934 Gottlieb Merry-Go-Round.
like this one: https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3104&picno=49046&zoom=1
(not the ball lift, just the plunger parts)
Other shooter assemblies from 1930s machines would probably also work.
thanks!
Quoted from Murphdom:Try this guy. I don’t know anything about him but I came across it in a thread[quoted image]
I believe he does them on plexi.
Does anyone know where to buy smaller shooter tips used on wood rail pinball machines? Please PM me if you know.
thanks,
Aaron
Quoted from LordOdin:Hello,
Looking for a lockdown bar for 1975 Gottlieb Abra Kadabra pinball.
Thank you
I know that PBR sells both repos and NOS for various machines. He might have yours http://www.pbresource.com/lockdb.html
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Big thanks to Pinsider latenite04 for helping me with this!
Quoted from Playdium:Did you find a button yet? I may have an original. Will check.
He sent me dimensions and I printed him some replacements. SilverBallKid - Isochronic_Frost should have these later in the week to test the fit. If you are still looking and don't mind them being non originals I can print you a set.
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If anyone is looking in the future the files are here. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3778983
Or you can cut down a standard modern button to 30mm in overall length and drill a small hole 4mm up the shaft for a retaining cotter pin and you will end up with a button that matches the dimensions of these.
Quoted from hazmat7719:I was not sure where else to post this. I am giving away for free some 1964 Williams Soccer score cards...
Thanks for the cards!
Looking for a full coin mech for my 1965 williams eager beaver. (My door has nothing on it) thank you for any leads.
Quoted from gutz:I am in need of female jones plugs:
7x2
11x2
I need three of each and they need to be gottlieb or williams style.
Rich at pinball salvage hooked me up!!
Looking for the nylon wheel for my Bonus Unit. It is for a Bally Freedom. I suppose there are other games that use the same wheel. Anyone have something that will work? Anyone ever tried to restore the broken tooth with JB weld or similar product?
fullsizeoutput_211c (resized).jpegIMG_1752 (resized).JPGQuoted from JethroP:Looking for the nylon wheel for my Bonus Unit. It is for a Bally Freedom. I suppose there are other games that use the same wheel. Anyone have something that will work? Anyone ever tried to restore the broken tooth with JB weld or similar product?[quoted image][quoted image]
I have a similar spare wheel off of a nightrider bonus unit although my notch out is about 180 degrees from the post, yours about 90 degrees from the post. You might have to get creative with a dremel and make a more appropriate notch location
20190803_161239_resized (resized).jpgQuoted from PoBoyPinball:If it only goes so far one way and then back to the other could you just re-clock it?
In this case don't think that will work. I'd have to rotate it 180 degrees to keep the electric contacts/spider in the same position relative to the stationary contacts. That puts the notch in the same place as the missing tooth.
Quoted from JethroP:Looking for the nylon wheel for my Bonus Unit. It is for a Bally Freedom. I suppose there are other games that use the same wheel. Anyone have something that will work? Anyone ever tried to restore the broken tooth with JB weld or similar product?[quoted image][quoted image]
Might have to "sandwich" thin metal strips to the wheel in order to make a "Tooth" for
the step-up/step-down ratchet arms.
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