Thanks for taking the time to record this video! It genuinely helped me rebuild the lonely jet bumper on my Black Knight (1990). Your "stack switch" doesn't appear to have a scoring switch mounted above the bumper contact switch. I would definitely appreciate learning proper adjustment procedure of this component: contact gap, relation to the yoke, etc.
@@PinballMayhem Thanks for the reply. New Gorgar Williams System6 owner here and recently replaced burned popper coils. Looking at the switch it almost looked like there were more than 2 segregated switch action happening. But after a lot of research, looks like there is only ball activating 1 top switch causing coil to open bottom. Was making all 3 same. Misleading part: Looking at additional leads and leaf of bottom switch, it looked like it was supose to do more, like bottom extra leaf contact top switch..
Great video Jeremy! I chuckled when your buddy behind the camera mentioned about not using power tools. For me I can always tell when someone is a newbie or has no idea what they’re doing if I see them with a drill under there. You think it would be common sense to use handtools but it was definitely worth noting! I’ve rebuilt a bunch of these on my machines, but it was cool to see you document it. Is the guy behind the camera one of your collector buddies?
@@PinballMayhem yes--i have a clear plastic tube with a metal ball and I need a kicker that will propel the ball upward fast and this combined with a 12v will work for me--where can I buy this
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Very helpful and well done, love the ""mini-me" comments in the background!😊
It's always fun making videos when Scott's around 😁
Great Video, I’m gonna tackle some pop bumper repairs soon! Thank you
Thanks!
Thanks for taking the time to record this video! It genuinely helped me rebuild the lonely jet bumper on my Black Knight (1990). Your "stack switch" doesn't appear to have a scoring switch mounted above the bumper contact switch. I would definitely appreciate learning proper adjustment procedure of this component: contact gap, relation to the yoke, etc.
Great video. Going to attempt my first rebuild.
I wish you would have shown and talked about the dual leaf switch mechanism
Great comment Wilson, what specifically do you want to know about those switches? I can always make more videos 😁
@@PinballMayhem Thanks for the reply. New Gorgar Williams System6 owner here and recently replaced burned popper coils. Looking at the switch it almost looked like there were more than 2 segregated switch action happening. But after a lot of research, looks like there is only ball activating 1 top switch causing coil to open bottom. Was making all 3 same. Misleading part: Looking at additional leads and leaf of bottom switch, it looked like it was supose to do more, like bottom extra leaf contact top switch..
Great video Jeremy! I chuckled when your buddy behind the camera mentioned about not using power tools. For me I can always tell when someone is a newbie or has no idea what they’re doing if I see them with a drill under there. You think it would be common sense to use handtools but it was definitely worth noting! I’ve rebuilt a bunch of these on my machines, but it was cool to see you document it. Is the guy behind the camera one of your collector buddies?
can you help me find a 12v pop actuator
I'll give it a shot. What is this on? Something custom?
@@PinballMayhem yes--i have a clear plastic tube with a metal ball and I need a kicker that will propel the ball upward fast and this combined with a 12v will work for me--where can I buy this