My Spin-a-Card is missing the Spin Relay. Can you recommend a place i can purchase one of them? Would you happen to k ow of a part number? Any direction would be fantastic!

Thanks guys for taking the time to train us in keeping these engineering marvels playing. Greatly appreciated. What cleaning solution do you use in your ultrasonic cleaners? Thanks again

Great resource, am rebuilding a Gottlieb 2001 machine and stupid me couldn’t put it back together. Thanks for the vid!

Oh fantastic! Jack's Open is the one pin I own! This is going to be handy when it breaks again.

This is great info !!!! I need to tackle the drop target units on my Fast Draw !!! Thank you for another awesome educational video !!!

I really need to see these kinds of productions, thank you! Finding them in other videos is difficult.

Great work mates,watchin from USA Tenn.

super cool repair video. Spanky having a look. Not a bad game. Can't wait for part 2

Woah that game is in great looking shape. An older guy I knew told me old pinball machines used to pay off like a slot machine for high scores and such,,, is this true Goat Shed guys? tell spanky hi for me!

Thank you guys

As a owner of this game, love videos on game you have. Great video as always!

I hope you passed through Gary, Indiana real quick! Haha. See you at York.😊

I wonder why gottlieb didn’t follow suit with using a filter capacitor across the DC output of the bridge rectifier like Williams and Bally did?

Saludos desde Chile, muy buenos los videos, gracias.

Like NEW WOW....

Pristine very nice game

Thank you for this great video. I just purchased a jet spin that had numerous faults to find, one of which was someone did some work on the coin stepper. It wasn’t reassembled correctly. You video help me correct this very frustrating problem. THANK YOU. I now have an issue with the bonuses stepper. I’m hoping you have a video about that.

Thank you, just found this video, exactly what I need, but I have a broken folcum with a missing pawl, the entire working end of the folcum. Can't seem to find one to replace

It is good to see how someone actually does something. I have gotten confused when reading schematics or manuals. They will tell you what needs to be done but don't mention how to do it.

Great Collection Kim !!! I know you are proud of it !! Nice Shop Too !! Thank you for the tour !!!! 😀

Nice collection mate.

Great video, thanks for sharing your collection with us! Try to squeeze in a visit to Minnesota when you visit in October, I'd love to give you a license plate and let you & Graham play my Williams Seven Up!! 🙂

What a Beautiful collection of Wedge Heads ! Thanks for sharing !

Thanks for sharing your Tropic Isle with us. I like that carry-over feature... interesting indeed. I had to investigate more on the game play after watching, via the ipdb and some KZfaq videos. Nice machine you got there! Kevin, from Kansas City MO.

I reckon this format is working well guys. Appreciate your efforts.

More Spanky playtime is always a good thing, if you guys can find the time.

Thank you, learned something new, like I have been on all your video's. I have a GottliegTarget Pool, love to play it but have a few problems such as the light issue.

My orbit score motor wont stop running at all and im not sure what to do to make it stop, my high hand also has all the lights but the arms wont work and nothing else on the playing feild, first time working with machines like this and am fairly confused and looking for some help. Thanks

Saludos desde Chile, muy buenos los videos. tengo un flipper año 74 wilians.

Darn it, missed the party again, hooray for replay. Thanks for taking the time guys very much appreciated.👍

If the break fits back together nicely then gluing is an option. I applied wood glue, then put clamps on either side of the break (I used binder clips - the kind you use in place of paper clips if there's too many papers) and then wrapped an elastic band all around the outside. Let dry for 2 days. .. And because I don't ever want it breaking again I glued to the top side skinny lengths of wood I made from ripping a wood popsicle stick down the middle. Clean up your jones plugs (and the female receptacles) and apply electrically conductive grease to the plugs so they don't stick again and break the holder!

Hi Kim and Graham. I'm a new pinball owner, I choose 2 EMs because they seems easier to fix than more modern machines. Your videos have been a priceless source of knowledge to me. I've been watching constantly, so thank you very much. The work you guys do exposing this knowledge is underrated but very much appreciated. I may have missed some video talking about these subjects, if these exists you can point me to them. So here what I would appreciate to know more about. In this video you commented on a video about disassembling a full machine. That is not boring, there is a lot to learn about it. Example, what to watch out for when doing it, which order to follow, how to keep track of what goes where, how to store parts if we think the work can get a long time to complete, etc. It may looks simple, but for unexperienced people like me, these tips can be the difference between a working machine and a big brick by not being able to put everything back together again. I ask, because at some time I will need to do this, for example, to clean and wax the playfield. Anyway, thanks a lot for your videos, have a great day you both!

Thanks guys for another informative video !! 🙂 I like all your videos long and short, all of them have so much valuable information content. Sometimes it's hard to compress alot of info into a 15-30 minute video. Personally I don't mind what the length of the videos are, I am constantly learning and absorbing all that you show and teach us. I appreciate all the time and effort you guys put into these videos. If it weren't for people like you showing a newer generation how to maintain and repair these games ,more and more of them would be junked and in the dump. Keep up the great work !!!

Maybe a video on grounding the game if experiencing shocks, video demonstrating different shooter spring strengths, video on how to remove a stubborn playfield glass using a suction cup, bally em slot trouble shooting, some suggestions

Thanks Graham! Thanks Kim! I've a Gottlieb Mustang that is waiting for this procedure. Seems a lot less daunting now.

What do you do if you don't have a donor Jones plug? Is there a way to make a new 'board' piece and then transfer the pins from the old plug to the new one?

Thanks Graham and Kim. Very informative video particularly about the uncommon issues such as the jones plug and the spinning contacts on the switch blades. Re the video length, I usually wait till I have some decent time available to watch your videos so I don't mind the longer ones. I'm in Sydney and still planning to get up and see you guys, hopefully soon.

Thanks guys, with 3 Ems in the queue every little detail I can gain from you is gold.

I checked out the Pinball Scientist. Very cool he’s from my home state. I know it’s time consuming to shoot these videos, I always manage to learn something and appreciate you sharing your experience. Australia is on my bucket list, I hope I don’t kick the bucket before I’m able to travel there.

Thank you for the shoutout, Kim! 😁 I hope you and Graham are doing well! See you at Expo! 🍻

The worst thing is repairing a game that some hack had his hands in in the past. Thankfully, it ended up in competent hands. Looking forward to seeing you again at York. Make sure you bring enough hay for Spanky!

Hmm... Wondering if the game was high-tapped. Needlessly high-tapping a game accelerates wear on steppers, score units, etc., and can cause increased arcing and overheats coils. Shop a game properly, and there's no need to high-tap it if the line voltage is adequate.

Definitely a head scratcher I'm glad Spanky hung in there. You guys did an amazing job. That sucks that no parts for those relays. But as you said you got to do what you got to do to keep the game running. Where did you get the new pf?

Steve Young and the pinball resource are National treasures.

Looks like you had to do quite a lot of reverse engineering. I’m happy there are men like you two that care about these lovely old machines.

Congratulations and thanks for the video guys, have yourselves a couple of cold ones.. 👍

Nice video. can't wait to see the troubleshooting aspect. pretty advanced for 1968. Spanky is right on it

It looks like one of the most complex early 4 player machines I’ve ever seen. I bet the schematic is going to be fun to decipher. Thanks for a great 1st video on it.

Thanks guys, I haven’t seen the “flipper, arrow feature” before. Pretty ingenious way of adding interest to a game.

My gottlieb pro-football wont score the 6 points after a touchdown only gives the 6,000 points