What a tool

[johnwartjr]

My first pin came with the manual envelope, and it had one of these with the instructions for using it included :) I'm always surprised when someone doesn't know what that is!

[GORGAR 1]

Awesome/pls explain how its used? is the open bit place under the flipper near where it enters the PF?

Sorry for dumb question but I to love the tooth pick.

Peter

[ddstoys]

 Hi Peter
     Day off work with the crook back so I'll find the instruction sheet and post it here

[johnwartjr]

Awesome/pls explain how its used? is the open bit place under the flipper near where it enters the PF?

Sorry for dumb question but I to love the tooth pick.

Peter

It is inserted between the flipper bat and the bushing, or between the bushing and the flipper crank.

It's just to make sure you have that little bit of up and down play between the bushing and the bat.

[ddstoys]

Here is a scan of the instructions that come with the tool   

[GORGAR 1]

Hi Peter
     Day off work with the crook back so I'll find the instruction sheet and post it here

Thanks Daniel I understand-will checkout my bits and pieces box just may have one.

Peter

[ddstoys]

Here is the scan of the original paperwork that came with the tool 

[shansta]

Thought I seen something similar in a "Karma Sutra" manual - but I digress...

[Ant68]

Nice little device , would it be about 1.5mm ?

[ktm450]

Nice little device , would it be about 1.5mm ?

Definately thinner than 1.5, I think is is about 0.8 from memory

[Damien]

there was a few things like that in machines.

the yellow metal piece..

the clear rubber tube ..

and the white stick..

does everyone know what they are for?

[pinball god]

there was a few things like that in machines.

the yellow metal piece..

the clear rubber tube ..

and the white stick..

does everyone know what they are for?

Does the white stick use batteries as my wife has one and keeps threatening to use it on me if I don't stop spending all my time on the pinneys Lol heaps.

[Duckman]

  pick me pick me i know.....

Yeah Damien i know, i am the anoying kid at the front of your class aren't i.

My bench is littered with this stuff...

Although don't get many of the yellow bits though.

[ddstoys]

I've came across a few of the yellow things but had no idea what they were

[pinball god]

Ok to be serious but not necessarily correct. Mind you no pictures just vague descriptions I'm working off.

The yellow bit I'm guessing to override the highvoltage interlock switch
The white rod is for removing PCB's
And the clear tube, ummm maybe removing hard to get at bulbs??? unsure