FYI, if the Bakelite is all still there, that can be fixed by using super glue. Looks like you would just have to square up one of the metal contacts.
FYI, if the Bakelite is all still there, that can be fixed by using super glue. Looks like you would just have to square up one of the metal contacts.
Quoted from Hitch9:Looking for a Gottlieb 10 pin female connector like the one below. Let me know if someone has one, and how much. It can be shipped to my son in Arizona. Thanks !
One of the last pieces needed to get my Gottlieb Flip a Card working again.
If you still need it I have this one available. PM me.
Mike V
Quoted from CactusJack:FYI, if the Bakelite is all still there, that can be fixed by using super glue. Looks like you would just have to square up one of the metal contacts.
I thought about that, and I may do that as a "plan B", if I can't find a used one somewhere. Thanks for the tip.
Quoted from RacingPin:If you still need it I have this one available. PM me.
Mike V
PM sent !
Thanks Mike.
Quoted from Chum43:Saw this ad from Seattle - Portland area in case anyone is looking for a repro backglass. This gentleman has a few for sale.
seattle.craigslist.org link
Pretty sure this is Pinsider "Tuna Delite" here on Pinside. Great guy to deal with. I bought a Bank-A-Ball from him about two years ago.
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Looking for a nice coin return plate (spoon style) early 60's Gottlieb
Dems 'spensive!
Quoted from jrpinball:Dems 'spensive!
Yeah and ..... where can I find one? My Original I guess I could soak in Evaporust, then tumble it for a few days and see what I gots.
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Yeah and ..... where can I find one? My Original I guess I could soak in Evaporust, then tumble it for a few days and see what I gots.
rechrome it
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Yeah and ..... where can I find one? My Original I guess I could soak in Evaporust, then tumble it for a few days and see what I gots.
Contact Ron at Pinball Plating and more. He does fantastic work at great prices. Nickel, chrome, he does it all. He also has a thread here on Pinside.
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Just posted a bunch of stuff on my facebook parts page. If you don't have Facebook you can always message me here as well.
Looking for an early 60's Bally Score reel, the yellow type with the circuit board. Need entire assembly.
Quoted from chas10e:paintpins I shot you a PM here
Same here on one of the push coin slots.
Looking for a solid green daisy style pop bumper cap for a 1953 Gottlieb "Poker Face". It is stamped "2 POINTS WHEN LIT". Photo can be seen here. http://ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=1836&picno=20716
Quoted from jrpinball:Looking for a solid green daisy style pop bumper cap for a 1953 Gottlieb "Poker Face". It is stamped "2 POINTS WHEN LIT". Photo can be seen here. http://ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=1836&picno=20716
Pinball Resource has them.
I need about 9 plug in relays .of thats what they are called for a chicago coin mini base ball
They have 14 prongs
Anyone havr any .i will try to get part number and pics
also need a ball for the game
And the fifties style cigarette trays for old chicago coin twin hockey
Thanls
Quoted from DennisDodel:Pinball Resource has them.
Negatory. He doesn't have the green one. My brother works there, and he asked Steve personally. I don't know why he doesn't have the green one, because I think he does have the red and yellow ones.
I was look for a green one too. Not many games need a green. He said he may do some the next batch of green. But he need to run low on his current stock 1st.
Quoted from jrpinball:Negatory. He doesn't have the green one. My brother works there, and he asked Steve personally. I don't know why he doesn't have the green one, because I think he does have the red and yellow ones.
Jimmy is your bro?
Quoted from wayner:Jimmy is everyones' brother-a good helpful guy
Beats talkin to Steve
Looking for the backside guts for a Williams EM coin door from 1976. Just need all the stuff that hangs on the backside including lamp sockets and male Jones plug with wiring. I'll take the entire coin door even in rough shape as the front side on mine is nice just everything behind is missing.
Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
Quoted from bronco-jon:Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
Steve at PBR can make one up from original docs, probably $50...
Quoted from bronco-jon:Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
Not sure if they are exactly the same but here's a candidate...
ebay.com link: Gottlieb BRONCO Pinball Machine PLAYER UNIT stepper assembly
Quoted from bronco-jon:Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
To my surprise, I couldn't find Vulcan in the parts lists of the '78, '80 or '82 Gottlieb parts catalogs (*). The '78 catalog does cover games from Jungle Life through Super Spin and reveals a pattern in the parts numbers for the Player Unit Wiper which is what you're looking for. In the '78 catalog at least all the 4 player games use a player unit wiper with part number B-12566, while all the 2 player games use a B-12568.
While I can't prove it, it seems likely that the wiper from any mid-70s 4 player Gottlieb game (like the Bronco above) would work for you.
/Mark
(*) For extra credit, does anyone know if there are Parts List tables for Vulcan or any of the Gottlieb EM games after Super Spin?
Quoted from pinhead52:Steve at PBR can make one up from original docs, probably $50...
As far as I know, PBR is closed this week. It looks like you also need the three spoked metal piece that should be placed on the disc before screwing it on.
Quoted from MarkG:To my surprise, I couldn't find Vulcan in the parts lists of the '78, '80 or '82 Gottlieb parts catalogs (*). The '78 catalog does cover games from Jungle Life through Super Spin and reveals a pattern in the parts numbers for the Player Unit Wiper which is what you're looking for. In the '78 catalog at least all the 4 player games use a player unit wiper with part number B-12566, while all the 2 player games use a B-12568.
While I can't prove it, it seems likely that the wiper from any mid-70s 4 player Gottlieb game (like the Bronco above) would work for you.
/Mark
(*) For extra credit, does anyone know if there are Parts List tables for Vulcan or any of the Gottlieb EM games after Super Spin?
I have a 'Parts And Price Supplement to Vol. P' which is the 1978 parts catalog. It is only 12 pages and covers both EM and SS games. There are just a few items that are game specific including Strange World, Joker Poker and Dragon plastic sets, Flying Football, Musical Note, Joker and Dragon targets and a few other spinners and targets.
I do not see a player unit wiper or any of the parts numbers you mentioned
FYI, when I contacted Steve about a cracked-in-half player unit wiper of mine, he suggested I glue it with this:
pACE3-1169366enh-z7 (resized).jpg
And he lamented the design/userError of the fold-down player unit which if operated in the down position can catch and destroy that wiper.
I think I've got about 50 plays on my glued wiper and it hasn't broken again. Your mileage may vary.
I have the player units from a scrapped jungle queen (likely) and a crosstown (unlikely). I these work, LMK. I'd want $50 for the unit shipped CONUS only.
Quoted from jeffc:FYI, when I contacted Steve about a cracked-in-half player unit wiper of mine, he suggested I glue it with this:
Good point. I've had good luck too repairing fiber disks if it's just the fiber board that's broken. You can reinforce the repair by gluing a shim on the back of the wiper to cover the break. Old fiber flipper links would be a good option. Here's an example:
Disc repair (resized).jpg
Quoted from bronco-jon:Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
I have this one if you still need any pieces from it.
Mike V
Quoted from RacingPin:Hi gang,
I can use the pictured lane guide which is 2 1/8" from screw hole to screw hole. I know these are available new (though slightly different color) but I just need one so I'm trying find a vintage match first.
Thanks!
Mike V
Ive got a couple from my reclaimed bin, shoot me your address
Quoted from pmdub:Not sure if they are exactly the same but here's a candidate...
ebay.com link » Gottlieb Bronco Pinball Machine Player Unit Stepper Assembly
It looks like it MIGHT work but it appears to have two cracks repaired on it that is visible when you enlarge the pic. and it appears to have a couple of the wipers soldered on solid.
thanks for showing me that, I'll have to look into the Bronco unit possibly working
Quoted from RacingPin:I have this one if you still need any pieces from it.
The one on the Vulcan measures 4-7/8 end to end. thanks for showing me what you have.
Quoted from SadSack:I have the player units from a scrapped jungle queen (likely) and a crosstown (unlikely). I these work, LMK. I'd want $50 for the unit shipped CONUS only.
Let me check and see if they share the same part number or are the same. thank you
Quoted from jrpinball:As far as I know, PBR is closed this week. It looks like you also need the three spoked metal piece that should be placed on the disc before screwing it on.
Yes I noticed it doesn't have that on it...that's how I received the machine.
Look here, I found one. WOW!!!
https://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/player-unit-wiper-assy-p-1684
With the help of providing the part number that is...thanks
Quoted from bronco-jon:Look here, I found one. WOW!!!
https://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/player-unit-wiper-assy-p-1684
With the help of providing the part number that is...thanks
and if you need the triangle plate ive got a couple kicking around in my parts bin
Quoted from bronco-jon:Look here, I found one. WOW!!!
https://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/player-unit-wiper-assy-p-1684
With the help of providing the part number that is...thanks
$100? That is crazy--you could pick up an entire parts machine for that price to get what you need.
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