Hello from Guam

[reynarok]

Hello everyone. I am a soon to be owner of two pachinko units on the island of Guam. A gentlemen out here is shipping most of his units to Hawaii, but is selling several before leaving. After a lot of indecisive back and forth, we have agreed to two units: Titanic and Gingira Paradise 2. The Gingira seems to be in good shape, but the Titanic has damage on the tension handle.

I don't know anything about Pachinko. My (Japanese) in-laws greatly enjoy it, and I am jumping at the opportunity to have units in our house for them to play whenever.

Unfortunately I do not offer any problems to be solved just yet. These machines will likely sit bagged up in the garage until we can relocate to Texas in a few years. How necessary is it to keep the machines in use/powered on?

[takethecastle57]

and biscuits

I have over 20 modern pachinko and I haven't powered one of them up in Five years but the machines should still work after that long unplugged .

[MrGneiss]

WELCOME!!!

[Ahab]

Welcome!

[Goobie777]

Is it the owner of one of the pachinko spots who is selling? I hope he didn’t close down!

[reynarok]

I don't actually know what his story was. He was shipping a bunch of machines to Hawaii, but was getting rid of some before he shipped them that way. Maybe another pachinko joint closed down (there's several in Guam), or he got a shipment from Japan.

[Goobie777]

I know of 2 spots. Are there more than 2 pachinko places there?