"300"
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 Sea_Wolf:Looking for a pawl that drives the Match Unit ratchet wheel for 1976 Sonic ‘Faces’. Looks like the original one broke off. Not sure if a 1976 Williams would be compatible like from my Space Mission but I can check if I need to.
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Identical to a Williams unit.
Quoted from vec-tor:OUCH!
Maybe someday someone will have the means to reproduce the 1976 era
Williams style 00 to 90 unit stepper unit.
Tomorrow I’m going to pull up the bottom board and see if maybe the thin wires broke off of the pawl and it’s down there.
Quoted from John_In_WI:Identical to a Williams unit.
Thanks. Now I’m wondering if someone swapped it out.
Quoted from Sea_Wolf:Sometimes you get lucky. Sure enough it came off and had rolled under the bottom board. I’m assuming that’s the entire pawl piece minus a little wire.[quoted image]
The spring is the tension/torsion spring for that unit piece.
It looks like a part of it has broken.
Quoted from radium:I need to rebuild pop bumpers on a Surf Champ. Can anyone suggest which parts I should order to make them snappy again?
Pinball Resource sells pop bumper rebuild kits. Not sure if your pin is ac of dc power. http://www.pbresource.com/pfbumpb.htm#rebuild
Quoted from bluespin:Pinball Resource sells pop bumper rebuild kits. Not sure if your pin is ac of dc power. http://www.pbresource.com/pfbumpb.htm#rebuild
Thanks, I'm ordering flipper kits and stuff from them anyways, didn't know about the pop kits.
I THINK this one is 25VAC coils but I'm not sure. I can't tell from the schematic... maybe someone else can chime in.
Quoted from radium:Thanks, I'm ordering flipper kits and stuff from them anyways, didn't know about the pop kits.
I THINK this one is 25VAC coils but I'm not sure. I can't tell from the schematic... maybe someone else can chime in.
The pop bumper switch stack has two contact points. The relay holding contacts
usually break or points drop off the switch blade. I would get the new contact lube.
The cup contact, part of the switch stack, uses a small amount...
Quoted from vec-tor:The spring is the tension/torsion spring for that unit piece.
It looks like a part of it has broken.
Thanks, that makes sense. It fits perfect and drives the nylon gear by hand but I’ll have to figure something out. I’ll look at my Space Mission tomorrow.
So I’m guessing there’s no E-clip on this to keep it in place.
Quoted from Sea_Wolf:So I’m guessing there’s no E-clip on this to keep it in place.
There's got to be something. I have seen two styles of clips for the assembly.
One is a regular E-clip the other is a ring-clip.
Quoted from radium:Thanks, I'm ordering flipper kits and stuff from them anyways, didn't know about the pop kits.
I THINK this one is 25VAC coils but I'm not sure. I can't tell from the schematic... maybe someone else can chime in.
Pops on Surf Champ are AC
Quoted from jeffc:Pops on Surf Champ are AC
If you really want them snappy, convert them to DC.
Anyone have an extra Williams top Left rebound gate that is part #A-4817-L?
It’s the same one that is on my Space Mission but I need it for a 76’ Sonic ‘Faces’.
Steve Young said they didn’t have any.
Thanks.
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It’s the same one that is on my Space Mission but I need it for a 76’ Sonic ‘Faces’.
Steve Young said they didn’t have any.
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Contact this guy and see if he will sell you just the ball gates.
Quoted from Mikala:Contact this guy and see if he will sell you just the ball gates.
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/147840
Thanks a lot Mikala . I sent a PM and will see what happens.
Quoted from pinhead52:I need... a plastic score reel to a Midway Winner game. Im sure Flying Turns etc used the same reels.
thx
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OUCH! I hate when plastic parts become brittle...
It's like the manufactures wanted these parts to fail and the games to
be discarded.
Quoted from Mikala:Contact this guy and see if he will sell you just the ball gates.
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/147840
I think he’s going to hook me up. Big thanks to you for the link.
I'm Looking for a late 60's bally playfield apron. Specifically from a dixieland but open to any from that era
Might anyone have or know where to get a Gottlieb A-15910 spring washer that secures the 10k score unit shaft to the disc along with the #5133-25 E clip (1978 Parts Catalog Vol P page 49) for a 1977 Lucky Hand? PBR has the E clip, but not the spring washer. Thanks, Jeff.
Quoted from JeffreyK:Might anyone have or know where to get a Gottlieb A-15910 spring washer that secures the 10k score unit shaft to the disc along with the #5133-25 E clip (1978 Parts Catalog Vol P page 49) for a 1977 Lucky Hand? PBR has the E clip, but not the spring washer. Thanks, Jeff.
sure, send me your address and i'll mail you a pair
Quoted from JethroP:Looking for a ball lifter rod and bushing as shown here. For a Genco Hit and Run, but perhaps I can use something similar?
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Not sure what length you need... but if any of these might work, LMK.
20230122_112617 (resized).jpgQuoted from koji:Not sure what length you need... but if any of these might work, LMK.
Thank you. PM sent.
Quoted from MrVern:Looking for a plastic (lower left @ flipper) for Doozie or Daffie.
Would also be interested in any "closing flipper action" mech's for safe keeping.
Did you try Pinball Resource?
Quoted from vec-tor:Did you try Pinball Resource?
I haven't checked about plastic and they do not have anything related to the closing flipper assembly. I believe the reply was "ha-ha Good Luck!", I enjoyed my conversation with Steve. Ill have to ask more when I place my next order.
Most of the parts/mech can be fabricated but I figured I would put that out there.
Quoted from MrVern:Most of the parts/mech can be fabricated but I figured I would put that out there.
This is the part where you just can’t wait any longer for one to fall off a truck somewhere and then the unobtainium part to magically survive the fall, and then be recognized as the rare earth element it is, and then finally it makes it’s way to Craigslist to be purchased by a parts hoarder who then posts it to eBay where the final bid ends up somewhere between financing a kid through college and the cost of a reasonably priced used car. Cut your losses now and ask your uncle Bob if he can knock one up out of plywood for you.
What parts are you needing?
Quoted from Rustmonkies:Need parts for the first score reel on a 1963 big daddy pin...any sources?
Quoted from poppapin:Looking for the small nail guides, (looks like a brad without the head). Hoping someone can lead me in the right direction, gonna check the hardware store tomorrow or call Steve at PbResource.
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Playfield steel pin. #A-10542
Quoted from Playdium:Playfield steel pin. #A-10542
Thanks, didn't see it on the pbresource website.
Quoted from iamdrunker:I think I bought a 1 foot piece at ace hardware
What do they call it at Ace? What size?
Quoted from poppapin:Thanks, didn't see it on the pbresource website.
see about 1/3 down this page
Even dumber question - what is the purpose of those steel pins? I just can't figure out the reasoning, other than protecting the paint from a ball hit on the apron?
Quoted from Coyote:Even dumber question - what is the purpose of those steel pins? I just can't figure out the reasoning, other than protecting the paint from a ball hit on the apron?
Also acts as a ball guide, they're not only at the aprons.
Quoted from poppapin:Also acts as a ball guide, they're not only at the aprons.
Yeah, I noticed that. My two EMs are missing random ones, and I never saw the point of replacing them. (Also never knew they were available.) I'll get a few once my games are unpacked, and put them back in.
Quoted from undrdog:What do they call it at Ace? What size?
I believe it's just music wire.
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/hardware/chain-and-rope/wire/5032461
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