I'm very pleased with my HF 500# cart. Very well made, all

considered. The only down side is that the cylinder release lever is

very close to the floor so rolling the cart over a door thresh hold

may cause problems.

Here's my modification. It's not so much a modification as add ons.

For the handle, I made 45 degree adaptors out of copper pipe fittings:

(1) 7/8" coupler

(1) 7/8" pipe 1 1/2" lg

(1) 7/8" 45 degree street elbow

(1) 7/8"-1" reducer coupling

Solder all together. The 7/8" end fits into the tube on the cart. I

added some duct tape to make the fit a little snugger. The handle

fits into the 1" end. I drilled through the 1" end for a simple

machine screw pin. It takes about 30 seconds to assemble to the

cart. No modification required on the the cart. With the handle at

45 degrees, the cart can easily be positioned near the machine center

of the gravity.

I use (2) 1x4's cross wise to support the machine from the side

rails. I added two counter sunk machine screws as cheep dowel pins so

as to position and lock the 1x4's on to holes drilled on the table.

Yes, the boards have to be places in position after the cart is under

the machine, however I find that it's not that big of a deal.

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Doug D.

Anyone know the correct leg length for this game? (I'll bet Steve

Charland does.) Ned................­.....

Have found most everything else for these two restorations. Please

let me know if you have either of these, price & shipping details.

Thanks.

captkirk

Will take both but only need the left.

captkirk

I cannot for the life of me find this on the internet data base. Tried

many different combos but to no avail. I basically need to know what

system it is?? Sys 80 or what. Let me know.

TIA....

I looked at a Royal Flush over the weekend and was hoping to get an

opinion on the value of the machine. The backglass looked pretty

good, but with some little spots of paint missing. The playfield was

in very nice shape with some wear around some of the inserts. The

cabinet looked dirty, but may clean up nice. The machine is complete

and working 100%. Any opinions on the value would be appreciated, he

is looking to sell it, but not positive about a price. The guy who

fixed his machine told him it was worth about $1,500. Thanks in

advance.

I just picked up a 1973 Williams Gulfstream. Cleaned it up and it

works great with one problem - ball count unit never counts down!

Starts at five and will go up (game has add-a-ball features) but not

down.

Since I bought it, it was doing this intermittently (maybe once every

5-8 balls into the out hole would simply be shot back to the plunger

lane) I noticed this but was not a big deal. Well now it is doing it

on every single ball.

A few details (I have the manual and schematic and rate myself a B- on

repairs).

When out hole switch is hit, the Out Hole relay is energized and the

motor cycles with the ball being ejected to the plunger lane. All

the switches on the Out Hole relay look good.

The Ball Index Relay is not being energized. When I manually engage

this relay while the Out Hole relay is being energized the ball unit

will count down one ball.

Looks like the switches on the Game Over Interlock relay (which is

linked to the out hole relay) are OK.

When you start a new game the unit counts down to 1 and then back up

to 5 (you can see the Balls to Play lights on the back glass count

down then up).

Don't know if this is related at all but when you turn on the switch

on the bottom of the playfield the game (GI) lights go on. I seem to

remember when I first brought the game home that they would not go on

until you pressed the left flipper switch.

Thanks in advance for all the help from TEAM EM or any other citizen!

I will post what happens with the advice.

Greg

Great, . . looks like we have Jeff Reynolds the sequel.

I spent a considerable amount of time removing the rust from an older

Gottlieb coin door (stainless steel). I've got the thing looking

pretty good now, I'd like to preserve it if I can.

I'm getting ready to seal the backglass with Triple Thick and was

wondering if anybody has tried sealing stainless steel components

(coin door, plunger plate etc...) to prevent rust and corrosion. Is

this a bad idea?

Thanks!

-Karl M

Hello all,

The subject title says it all. IPDB doesn't have a ruleset or

instruction sheet available for either Gottlieb's Genesis or Bally's

Strange Science.

I would appreciate it if someone could outline the rules or better

yet, direct me to a link for the instructions or printable game rules.

Thank You,

E.

Anyone?

I have two problems that I was wondering if someone could point me in

the right direction. I have everything working on the machine, but

when you knock all the GOR down, GOR doesn't light,nor will they ever

pop back up till you loose the ball. I also have a problem with the

outhole on the extra ball. The kicker works fine, but none of the

lights or extra ball ever light up or count. I know there is a

GORGAR expert out there that could point me in the right direction. I

just hope he reads this thread. Between my GG and BH, I am a seem to

be very busy pin man....

hi. i have a stern nineball. The machine boots and seems to run

fine. however, it will on occasion rapidly reset all the drop target

banks. Once it starts, you have to power cycle it to get out of

it. i have never seen this kind of behaviour where all three banks

reset rapidly. Where to check first?

It has a brand new Alltek board in it. The board was tested in a

powerplay and worked fine. obviously the configurations may be

completely different, so the problem may not show in the powerplay.

Being self-contained, i cannot try other rom revisions with the

alltek.

so is it the game, the rom revision, or the board? i know there were

60+ rom revisions and some had problems. could this be a known issue?

Any suggestions or comments welcomed.

thanks

mike

$75.00 delivered in the US.

I have a used but fully working display that came from a Theatre of

Magic. This works in dozens of machines listed below. Working and in

great shape.

This is the most common Plug-N-Play complete module replacement for

Williams/Bally (reference #5901-12784-00), Stern/Sega/Data East

(reference #520-5052-00), Gottlieb, Alvin G and Capcom machines. No

soldering is required and installation takes only minutes.