1- Yes. A telescoping magnet is handy for helping with this. Harbor freight has them for a few bucks.

2- It folds down. Take a blanket or cardboard to place between the head and the rails to protect the machine when folded.

3- There SHOULD be bolts securing the head in place but many times they are not installed. Open the backbox, remove the glass, and look at where it connects to the cabinet. Could be four bolts, could be two, could be missing.

4- No nuts. Use either a 9/16” or 5/8” socket and a cordless drill to make your life easier.

Keys to the backbox are important as well. If you don't have them look around inside the coin door. There is a hook in there that often has the backbox keys in it. You turn the key and slide the trans light up and tilt it and take it out giving you access to the hinged door which will give you access to the head bolts.

here is a good video.

YeOld PinPlayer is right on the money.

Once you understand how they get put together it really isn't too hard to move them. It is often just the leg bolts and head bolts. When tilting the backbox down keep an eye on the wires and make sure that none of them are binding up.

I like to strap the head to the body once it is folded down with a ratchet strap (if the cabinet is nice use some protection between the strap and the cabinet). Then I take the legs off and tilt it on its back so I can use a hand truck to move it around.

Good luck!

I think these are the ones but double check with Marco: https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/FA-162

Welcome to the club.

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