bored stiff

[Lampie]

Why is it bin strap, and not shuttle strap?

Pim

[Jimmy Jam]

Re: bored stiff

The 'International Badminton Federation' copywrited the term "shuttle strap" in 1963.

[the old dirt man]

Re: bored stiff

LAMPIE,
if your bored stiff,it sounds like you need to
see a girl!! :p CUJO LMAO!
but don't play with the alligators!!

[Coors]

Re: bored stiff

why are things built such that you have to be a contortionist to work on? sometimes I just wanna take out one or two bolts, not the whole hour or two day disassembly. do they think it'll never break??

[8270 pinspotter]

Re: bored stiff

The people that build'em don't have to work on'em.

[Lampie]

Re: bored stiff

Thanks King,

You now how to give an old thing the good proper name !!

Martin

[BowlEquip]

Re: bored stiff

For those of us who removed all our table wiring, what the heck do we now call the former "wireway links"?

By the way Lampie, in the very beginning, the 70 "A" machines had a bin assembly which included the "rollover" cups. The entire assembly above the table was called the BIN.

When Zircher revised that part of the machine (plus the distributor), the bin and shuttle together were called the "bin assembly", therefore the straps were part of the bin.

[Lampie]

Re: bored stiff

AHA,
Got an answer after allmost a year!!!
Thanks BowlEquip!

Martin

ps wireway links....new name.....respot cell$ link...

[TheGMan143]

Re: bored stiff

Originally posted by BowlEquip:
For those of us who removed all our table wiring, what the heck do we now call the former "wireway links"?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I dunno... we never referred to them as wireways... we always called them 'cell (or respot) stringers'

[Pin_Head]

Re: bored stiff

Originally posted by 8270 pinspotter:
The people that build'em don't have to work on'em.

Man aint that the tru-est statement EVER made, god id love to see those who design 'em actually come out and work on 'em!!