Cool old vids

[digital1]

I think it would be cool to post videos of old Pachinkos that you find.

I like on this one where you see the girl filling the backs of the machines.

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[digital1]

I wonder if that is where the water stains come from?

[Meathead]

Thank you! I have to admit, i like the vintage ball lifters better!! (1:05)

[mudfud]

they sure are using a lot of water on those... seems like it goes against what we know... also, were those racks of pachinkos for resale, recycle, upgrade, or what?

[digital1]

This one has people playing single shot machines in a parlor. It is in the middle of the video, so you'll have to fast forward.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L367Ix_EhZw

[luckydog]

is that how they refurbished them in the 70's

maybe that also explains why some of the same models have different spinners and other parts.

[JACKSJE4]

That video may explain why many of the vintages have such bad water stains on the cell!

[digital1]

Do you think that was the common way to clean them?

[pinball wizard]

i bought my first pachinko in '78.it came reconditioned with a small water stain at the top of the cell.now i know why.

[digital1]

This one shows the older metal payout trays

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[FREKKEN TEKKEN]

Really great videos, but what struck me was they reminded me of the old school sex education tapes only these were geared towards gambling!

[hanabi]

I think it would be cool to post videos of old Pachinkos that you find.

I like on this one where you see the girl filling the backs of the machines.

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That's a great video, very informative

and I was amazed how they were washing those pachinkos, they certainly weren't doing it gently either

Thanks for posting!!

[MrGneiss]

That first vid has to be the best pachinko video I've ever seen!!


For some reason I sort of remember reading that, maybe Pachinko Palace would clean the pachis they got with a hose!! I'll have to check and get back to you!!

[Cystic]

That first vid is great!(well ok so are the rest) as 2:40 you can see the head end of the "Space Tube" system invented by Nishijin in 1963

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It was used to fill the machines from a central point. A few years later they invented the "Moon Tube" that worked the other end and I think -not real sure- but I think the Moon Tube has something to do with the hole and bracket found on the bottom of the model A machines. I have not found a picture of the Moon Tube system yet.


Here are the Ventures in Japan in the '60's

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About 1:20 they visit a Pachinko parlour. Check out the cool ball dispenser at least one of which is owned by a lucky member here.

[DrDark]

Yup...now we all know, see water stains in the making.
Forget the Cell Pica ... give me a bucket of soapy water and a johny mop!

[lasse-pin]

I liked the oldest one, that's vintage

[digital1]

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I like seeing how they place the nails with that tool that only lets it go in so far.
I haven't seen the whole thing yet but from the first part I think some of you might like it.
They are also making there own balls from that roll of steel.
Now back to the movie!

[Sigrah]

Ok, I know I was hyper as a kid. But damn!!!


YouTube - Pachinco Palace ! Whats the Story?

[digital1]

Ok, I know I was hyper as a kid. But damn!!!


YouTube - Pachinco Palace ! Whats the Story?

OMG!!! Was that you???

[Sigrah]

Well, I guess it could have been, but, no I was generalizing. Work with me here.