Rubber Kit

[Caveoftreasures]

I have emailed a local parts supplier and made a few suggestions which i thought were helpful and constructive which would help me to spend my money locally alot more than I have been in the past. It doesnt hurt to try n give some feedback which might be worthwhile for all parties.
Supporting local is something I am going to try n do more of.

[Mr Pinbologist]

Yeah i usually try to buy locally where possible  But often i cant find what i need locally or the parts are just too expensive 
Because pin repair/restoring is part of my living now i need to get parts as cheap as possible, which means looking overseas.

Often if i need something quick i'll order locally.

[pinball-collector]

Well,, l contacted the guy in the US, he emailed back, no problem. and l emailed the local guy, never got back to me. l found this seller on ebay
patelrock ( Feedback Score Of 2502)

99.9% Positive feedback

black rubber kit to suit Jurrassic $15 + 9 post.. unless the rubbers are crappy . l thought $25au from CANADA dont sound to bad, approx 10 days  post time. Cant remember who, local somewhere about 6 years ago, lm sure l paid around 65 for a simlar rubber kit, have they came down in price?

[MartyJ]

It's generally expensive to buy in kits. I try to get the part numbers from the manuals then add a few on as they are always wrong. Don't think I have ever spent over $30 unless there are a heap of post sleeves

[Strangeways]

It's generally expensive to buy in kits. I try to get the part numbers from the manuals then add a few on as they are always wrong. Don't think I have ever spent over $30 unless there are a heap of post sleeves

+1

Go to www.ipdb.org and download the JP manual.

Print out the rubber chart and have it handy.

Go to www.rtbb.com.au, type in the part numbers and place your order !

Buying in Kit form is always more expensive, and in most cases, they are wrong.