Another Victim Of Pachislo Addiction

[rake411]

Hi all,
I'm one of those guys who could have retired years ago then was suddenly faced with the question...
What to heck am I going to DO if I retire.

My day job is IT manager and equipment tech for a small powdered metal parts manufacturer.
One Monday morning I walked into my cubical to see this thing sitting there that looked like a slot machine.
Found out later it belonged to the president of the company and the reels wouldn't stop.
So they figured I could fix it.
Eventually I did.

Then I was looking for a restoration project.
I was actually looking for a 1960s to 1980 pinball machine, when this ad pops up.
A magician who lives about 10 miles away from me had listed 4 non-working Pachilo slot machine for $85 each.
I bought one and had it fixed in two days.
Went back and bought another one and had working 100% in one day.
until
Then I went and bought a third one....
I may still be working on this one until I do actually retire and beyond.......
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[MrGneiss]

WELCOME!!!


Thank you for rescuing those poor pachis!!

[takethecastle57]

and biscuits

Welcome to the Dark Side (We Have Cookies)

Too late to tell you cause it seems like it has already took . .

Welcome to the addiction (they will multiple like rabbits.


I got hooked on the pachinko machines back in 1977 . I thought I got out in 1982 but come 2002 and it came back and lucky I have enough 50+ machines for now .

[sparky kilowatt]

Welcome to the forum!

My first Nishijin model A was a Christmas gift back around 1974ish, my collection has now grown to 7 pachinko's, 1 arrange ball and a pinball machine.

[Drunkenclam]

Welcome Aboard

[Lazarus]

pachislo addiction? What's that! Never heard of such a thing!