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It's alive and I have a sore finger to prove it. A little bit of bending and manipulating and we're back in business/
Thanks unc.

Can someone please tell me how I can tell whether a coil needs renewing or not on my pinball machine? One of the pop bumpers does not work. It may be the coil or may be something else.
Thanks in advance.
PS. Please - explanations in very basic terms.

What would be the amount paid out for the melons

Was that last comment all in English

priceless

Hi can you send me some pics of the Clubman,
Thanks Dave.

Has anyone seen this video?

Just had a look on youtube what a fab machine never get fed up watching that record select mec

Sorry to hear that we had a similar situation in our family you must keep posting things it will give you a break from all the shit that goes with your situation all the best hutto

Very interesting comments indeed. Would it be true to say that Jubilee bandits are as well made as Aristocrat ?

After England's somewhat unlucky performance I got to thinking where were Jubilee bandits made and by whom There does not seem to be a lot of information on tintanet Does anyone have any info? thanks Dave

I was led to believe that us Brits are the best in the world at standing in line but it seems not to be the case. Are we now in bronze medal position or even out the medals altogether? Keep up the good work chaps - looking forward to the next one.

Hi gp67, yes I would like to have a look at the electricary parts. I still live in hope that someone one day can fix it for me. So some close ups would be great,
Thanks, Dave.

Knew I was wide open for that one.

I think this is what your looking for Be interested to see the finished light may put one on mine

Hi,
Just looked on my machine and part pc555 has been totally removed so I assume it's not that important but I think when aristomatic reads this he will have the answers.

Will i need my swagbag

It looks like it is definitely two goes for one coin. It may have been at one time run on an old five pence.

It is because the car filler does not shrink or crack, dries in no time at all and acts like glue so will also bind the two parts together.

Buy some car filler, fill the hole and sand till flush. Then with some cheap paints mix until you find the right shade of oak then with either a fine marker pen or paint brush put the grain pattern back in. Then cover with French polish or varnish.