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WTB United Galleon ball bowler reset bank assembly
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yippie ki yay
2020-09-16 01:48:29 UTC
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I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Gott Lieb?
2020-09-17 10:29:50 UTC
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Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.

Jim
yippie ki yay
2020-09-17 16:35:20 UTC
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Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
Tim Ippolito
2020-09-19 13:11:24 UTC
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Post by Gott Lieb?
Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
yippie ki yay
2020-09-22 14:28:21 UTC
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Post by Gott Lieb?
Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
John Robertson
2020-09-22 16:16:02 UTC
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Post by Gott Lieb?
Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
What is the length of the 1B-3613-19 reset bar? I have a NOS Williams
large bank assembly and it may have the parts you need. Perhaps the -19
means 19 inches? That would be handy...

However my prices are for NOS stuff, so you may want to find a junked
game to rescue parts from - United and Williams used the same parts,
they were made by the same people. Both were owned by Seeburg at the
time in fact.

John :-#)#
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yippie ki yay
2020-09-22 17:29:52 UTC
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Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
What is the length of the 1B-3613-19 reset bar? I have a NOS Williams
large bank assembly and it may have the parts you need. Perhaps the -19
means 19 inches? That would be handy...
However my prices are for NOS stuff, so you may want to find a junked
game to rescue parts from - United and Williams used the same parts,
they were made by the same people. Both were owned by Seeburg at the
time in fact.
John :-#)#
--
(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup)
John's Jukes Ltd.
MOVED to #7 - 3979 Marine Way, Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 5E3
(604)872-5757 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."
Thanks John for the reply. From what I can tell it's supposed to be 23 1/4" center to center holes. I measured the entire bank assembly and it's easily 24" long. Hope this helps to especially track down this bar NOS or otherwise.
John Robertson
2020-09-22 17:58:31 UTC
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Post by Gott Lieb?
Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
What is the length of the 1B-3613-19 reset bar? I have a NOS Williams
large bank assembly and it may have the parts you need. Perhaps the -19
means 19 inches? That would be handy...
However my prices are for NOS stuff, so you may want to find a junked
game to rescue parts from - United and Williams used the same parts,
they were made by the same people. Both were owned by Seeburg at the
time in fact.
John :-#)#
Thanks John for the reply. From what I can tell it's supposed to be 23 1/4" center to center holes. I measured the entire bank assembly and it's easily 24" long. Hope this helps to especially track down this bar NOS or otherwise.
The only relay bank I have is used, and the bar is 20.5 inches center to
center hole.

The NOS assembly has vanished - for now. Drat!
Sorry!

John :-#(#
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John's Jukes Ltd.
MOVED to #7 - 3979 Marine Way, Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 5E3
(604)872-5757 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."
Tim Ippolito
2020-09-26 19:47:00 UTC
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Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
What is the length of the 1B-3613-19 reset bar? I have a NOS Williams
large bank assembly and it may have the parts you need. Perhaps the -19
means 19 inches? That would be handy...
However my prices are for NOS stuff, so you may want to find a junked
game to rescue parts from - United and Williams used the same parts,
they were made by the same people. Both were owned by Seeburg at the
time in fact.
John :-#)#
--
(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup)
John's Jukes Ltd.
MOVED to #7 - 3979 Marine Way, Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 5E3
(604)872-5757 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."
Thanks John for the reply. From what I can tell it's supposed to be 23 1/4" center to center holes. I measured the entire bank assembly and it's easily 24" long. Hope this helps to especially track down this bar NOS or otherwise.
I've been quite busy. I'll see about checking tomorrow to see what I have..
Gott Lieb?
2020-09-26 13:32:54 UTC
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Post by Tim Ippolito
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Post by Gott Lieb?
Post by yippie ki yay
I picked up a project Galleon ball bowler that needs most parts of the reset bank assembly. Does anyone have a complete assembly? If so please let me know.
Try St. Louis Ball Bowlers - www.stl-bb.com. He just got in several containers of complete machines and parts machines.
Jim
Thanks Jim for the reference. I had reached out to him a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately the ability to buy parts from him wasn't offered. I kinda got the feeling my project bowler wasn't worth repairing and only a company like his could bring this bowler back to life. None the less I'm still on the hunt for what I need and intend to make it work once again.
I have to assume the entire Relay Bank's not cut out of your machine. What exact parts are you lacking?
You're correct, the entire relay bank is not missing. The biggest part that is missing that appears to be hard to find is the part number IB-3613-19 Relay bank reset bar. I'm also looking for A-6421 Relay bank reset arm, A-6420 Relay bank reset arm, D-22-1150 Reset Coil solenoid, A-6383 Coil Stop, 2A-3011 Pin, 2A-3014 Plunger, 20-8790-7 Nylon bearing, 1A-1792 Coil mounting bracket and some 10A-234 Springs
If it's any consolation, shuffle alleys from that same era should be using the same reset bank.

Jim
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