Pin Elevator Patent

[Tablejam]

Anybody got a link to the elevator patent that shows the kidney with the pin seating rod on it?

[Toby]

Give this one a try: http://www.google.com/patents?id=aQx...evator&f=false

Toby

[Toby]

Hey, here's the 82-95:

http://www.google.com/patents?id=kR1sAAAAEBAJ&zoom=4&dq=American Machine Foundry bowling&pg=PA6#v=onepage&q=American Machine Foundry bowling&f=false

More Images here:

http://www.google.com/patents?id=vhZLAAAAEBAJ&zoom=4&dq=American Machine Foundry bowling&pg=PA4#v=onepage&q=American Machine Foundry bowling&f=false

Toby

[Tablejam]

Awesome Tony, thanks!

[davesproshop]

Good Stuff!!!

[Toby]

Lots of interesting stuff in there if you search. I found the patents for the Streamlane and Streamlane 21 masking units, as well as the color coded Sparemaker setup, which has drawings of both the Triangle and the dowels in the approach and lane surfaces. We're all hunkered down in the aftermath of Frankenstorm Sandy, so there isn't much else to do!

Toby

[Tablejam]

Awesome Tony, thanks!

Ooops I meant Toby.

Hope you made out ok in the storm.

[Toby]

One time I hastily signed an e-mail with my own name misspelled: Tboy instead of Toby. For the next three months my nickname was T-Boy.

We made it through the storm alright, but power won't be restored until next week and gasoline is hard to get. We run our generator for half the day as needed. One of my brothers is stuck in Jersey City with no utilities whatsoever. It's a mess for sure.

Toby, Tony, T-Boy, T-Bone, Toblerone, Mr. T, etc, etc...

[Bobby B]

AMF 82 95 candle pin machines worked on em for 12 years thier a cross between 82 30s 70s and brunswick. Not many made can run great but slow.