Got it working!
It ended up being a gunked up ball count unit. Now I can start the clean-up/restoration process. I wanted to make sure that things more or less worked before I started the restoration process.
I recently picked up two Gottlieb EM pinballs for $100 each. To get them both to a state where they "play" total cost $6. I've ordered new rubbers and some accessories for each. Now that they both run I am probably going to order new play field plastic pieces where available. At this point I'm not too sure of how far to take the restoration process. I kind of like the weathered look of the cabinets. My first pinball machine has a fairly scratched up cabinet but I like it. Looks worn in. I'm thinking at least redone play fields.
Thanks for the help
Great to hear - and a bargain to boot !
