pachinko question

[johnnyabc]

someone has a pachinko for sale but it has no lock and can only be opened from the back. I don't have a pachinko yet and was wondering if this makes a difference.

[johntofva]

No...It doesn't matter. In fact, that is the way they all use to be sold.

[dattia]

However....you may want to use the fact that it does not have a lock as a bargaining chip....just a thought

[johntofva]

I am sure you can find a new lock from one of the vendors.

[Lddrizzt]

Locks are easy to get. The right trip dog to open the door and glass is what's tuff to find.

[johnnyabc]

I am new to pachinko so this probably is a very silly question. Why would I need a lock in the first place?

[johntofva]

I am new to pachinko so this probably is a very silly question. Why would I need a lock in the first place?

If you mount them on the wall, it makes it easier.

[johnnyabc]

thanks johntofva, dattia and lddrizzt for the helpful information.

[johnnyabc]

When the balls go into the side pockets they release a certain amount of balls from the top. Is there a way to trigger this release by installing a switch to get additional balls to come down.

[johntofva]

Yes, there are instruction on here somewhere. Or you could just by one of the new dongles.

[Lddrizzt]

The new dongle is the way to go.

[johntofva]

And easier.

[drcrippen324]

definatly the new donglw just plug in and away you go

[Tulsa]

Oh yes, most definitely daverobs new dongle is the way to go.

Pachinko, don't play without one!

[fronzdan]

Buy the dongle!

[hanabi]

What!!??

You Haven't bought a Dingle Dangle Dongle yet!!??