no more war-2 any info plzzz???

[nomorewar-2]

I ACUALLY SAVED THIS FROM BEING THROWN AWAY WHEN I WAS PROBABLY 12 YRS OLD... USE TO PLAY IT IN MY GRANDMAS ATTIC AND SHE WAS TOSSING IT OUT 1 DAY AND I HAD TO GRAB IT... I DID SOME RESEARCH THATNKS TO YALL AND THIS SITE I "THINK" ITS A 77 R 76? IT HAS A 52 AT BTTM RIGHT... I DID LOOK ALL OVER THE INTERNET AND DIDNT FIND any other LIKE... I WOULD LIKE TO C 1 IN BETTER SHAPE... I KNOW THIS ONE did WORK!
I WANT TO GET IT RUNNIN AGAIN ANY HELP?PACHBACK1.jpgimage.jpgsecuredownload-1.jpgPACHBACK2.jpgsecuredownload-1.jpgimage (3).jpgimage (1).jpgimage (2).jpgsecuredownload-1.jpg

[CarlW]

It is a Model B. It looks very clean!

It is missing the lower ramp feed cover.
Pachinko Restorations - Nishijin Lower Track Cover - LTC07

Do you have pachinko balls? You need 300, but more is "more" better.

Don't worry about the lights until the machine works; watch the video in the vintage "sticky posts" on the Model B.

[browne92]

Welcome to PT!!

New Iberia, huh? What's that, about 2 hours away?

Nice looking machine. Others can tell you more, but as I understand it, there were 3 in the "no more war" series. Collect all 3!

[Moparformances]

see if this will help

Model "B" how to - YouTube

and of course

Welcome to Pachitalk

[Card Shark]

Welcome to PachiTalk! I think I remember that member "Naha13" has or had this machine.

[JACKSJE4]

Welcome to PachiTalk!! You have certainly come to the right place to find information and help with your machine.

I have reconditioned several "No More War-2" machines and have attached some pictures of one as you requested. The machine in these pictures had a rotting outer frame, so I rebuilt it using oak to make it was nice and sturdy. Please post back to this thread with any additional questions or requests. You will find that we are a very helpful and friendly bunch.

~Jeff


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[Bigdog]

"This one did work"... Ahhhh, the big secret is that unless the back has been completely ripped off, 99% of these machines STILL work (don't tell anyone though...just our little secret). A little bit (ok, in some instances a lot) of elbow grease and un-doing the ball jams, and you are in business. That particular model of Nishijin B's is my favorite. In my opinion, the decorations around the playfield are stylish, and they seem solidly built to me...unlike some other make and models that I've experienced. Nice save...my aunt threw mine away...good luck cleaning it up. You will be very happy with the result.