Author Topic: Bally Bow And Arrow Restoration  (Read 19049 times)

0 Members and 8 Guests are viewing this topic.

Offline Strangeways

  • Pinball Restoration is my passion
  • Administrator
  • Trade Count: (+9)
  • *****
  • High Score Initials:
  • Forum Posts:
  • Melbourne
  • ABN 68 283 634 461
    • Ride The Boney Beast
Re: Bally Bow And Arrow Restoration
« on: July 28, 2018, 12:06:36 PM »
Re assembly of the underside of the playfield is a time consuming but necessary step due to the fact the machine had not been maintained for a long period of time. Rust had set into the globe holders, so they were all replaced. New braid throughout the playfield. All mechanism rebuilt. This is where a lot of time is spent on a restoration, if done properly.







I use new screws as the originals are rusted or just too dirty to clean. This is where time can be used on other aspects rather than cleaning screws.








Moving to the baseboard - This needs a good clean. The fuse sockets will be replaced, the mechs rebuilt, score motor assembly cleaned and adjusted as well as ensuring the relays and all the switches are gapped correctly. The EMI filter will be replaced and a new power cord installed.


Before pictures ;









The stepper is rebuilt and works perfectly.





Seized and full of perished lubricants !




Completed baseboard prior to adjusting relay bank ;






Still a fair bit of work to do, but this section took almost a day to complete. Now on to the headbox !


Aussie Pinball - Proud to be Australia's Premier Pinball Forum

http://www.australianpinballrestorations.com.au/

http://www.rtbb.com.au/catalog/

We carry the largest range of NEW Ramps in Australia