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    I just noticed the last mechanic had some head pin bin glides from vantage. Has anyone had any experience with these? I dont want to put them on if they cause a double 1 pin shuttle or other problems. I run 21 pins in the machines because of reduction pulleys.

    king

    [This message has been edited by 82/70 king (edited 12-13-2000).]

  • #2
    Re: head pin bin glides

    King

    We have the urethane pin guides on all our lanes they have been on for years,they were also lowered at the front(head pin end)to keep the head pin from "fish tailing" as it enters.

    Peanut
    Peanut

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    • #3
      Re: head pin bin glides

      I think there JUNK!

      Throw them in the dumpster.

      Make believe you never saw them.


      Jonas

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      • #4
        Re: head pin bin glides

        Jonas,

        Why? Did they fall off? Did they break?

        king

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        • #5
          Re: head pin bin glides

          We found that they work too well. They allow the pin to slide into the bin with enough force to break the butt guide or its shock mounts. Even if you decrease the angle of the tracks, the pin still hits hard. If you’re tired of replacing roller bearings, they do get you away from that & they’re quieter too.
          Dutch

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          • #6
            Re: head pin bin glides

            OK guys,
            I apologize for my earlier post, it was no help to anybody. I will try to keep this one more on target.
            I have never used them or witnessed they're operation. I don't know if they work. I know the ones for the Dist arms did not work for me. The pins slid off into the bin slower than with the bearings, causing misfeeds. I believe what Dutch says about them and I understand why. I wonder how well the "resting" pins slide with just gravity acting on them?
            Give them a try. You might like them. Never hurts to try something new that's relatively inexpensive. It builds up your knowledge base.

            Jonas

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            • #7
              Re: head pin bin glides

              I have grown quite fond of these glides....however Vantage has discontinued them.....Magic can you help me???????? I need about 10 sets to complete the house..........Please!

              Jerry

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              • #8
                Re: head pin bin glides

                Quote:]Originally posted by 82/70 king:
                Has anyone had any experience with these[/QUOTE]
                as for the head pin guide,
                six eggs to some
                half dozen to the other

                as for on the trip arms. . .NO!! dont do it

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                • #9
                  Re: head pin bin glides

                  Quote:]Originally posted by 82/70 king:
                  I have grown quite fond of these glides....however Vantage has discontinued them.....Magic can you help me???????? I need about 10 sets to complete the house..........Please!

                  Jerry
                  [/QUOTE]

                  Jerry, if you can't get them I have used AMF under lane track for the same purpose. Works fine, just bolt it on.

                  Charlie [img]/content/btubb/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img]
                  Please buy MADE IN USA!

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                  • #10
                    Re: head pin bin glides

                    you can also use Bowl-Tuff material. I think that Enviro Bushing makes these also. My friend at another center uses them and they seem to work .

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                    • #11
                      Re: head pin bin glides

                      Hey Hey!
                      Indeed, there is no such thing as pin glides at Vantage anymore, just the original-style rollers.

                      As for if they're good or not, they were in one house I worked at, and they were never a problem. Of course, the rollers are seldom a problem anyway.

                      I'm not sure, but if I remember right, they were invented by Roger Bagley (a really sharp mechanic), and made for a while at Vantage.

                      Eh. Rollers are fine.
                      El Chaddo

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                      • #12
                        Re: head pin bin glides

                        i have a few on my number one bin guide no problem.but i cannot
                        fine them anymore neither.dont no why they quit making them.
                        82/70 mp
                        pbl lifts
                        wood lns
                        qubica scoring&qbump
                        wh/motors
                        kp/navigate&defence cx4
                        32 lns

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                        • #13
                          Re: head pin bin glides

                          Envirobushings makes them - part no N56091. We have a number of satisfied customers using them.
                          Ray Jordan
                          Cybernetic Solutions/tenpintec
                          Australia

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                          • #14
                            Re: head pin bin glides

                            I've seen these on many machines, Headway industies made some years back, kind of bluish in color, they were on machines at Seminary lanes for 20 years or so, never heard of any issues.

                            Hey Ray, how's things down under!
                            Please.....follow the instructions!!

                            John
                            804-240-4982

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                            • #15
                              Re: head pin bin glides

                              Things is good John! We are usually kind of slow this time of year, leading into Christmas and summer holidays. But this year it's berserk! Not that I'm complaining :-)

                              How's things with you?
                              Ray Jordan
                              Cybernetic Solutions/tenpintec
                              Australia

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