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    Ball door probs. cont.

    old-school-mechanic

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    posted January 28, 2004 11:13 PM
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    The problem is not in the paddle. It's in the paddle drive. If you put in reduction pully's with the stiffer spring shocks. The paddle moves much slower, but has 2 times the strength. The slower paddle allows the ball more time to enter the return while having more then enough strength to knock out a pin, even one with 2 balls behind it.

    --Is this a kit of some kind? I've got a couple pair that I've come to hate...
    where would we be without customers?
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      Super Rudder - V-000-029-671-A
      Slow down Pulley - From EBN
      Added Spring from belt tensioner to lower Ball lift shaft

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        that spring slows down the pulley? What was that about reduction pulleys from old school mech's post? thanks for the part# also.
        where would we be without customers?

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          The picture is a humpback return.I prefer the adjustible slow down ones from amf easier to fine tune to the return.. The big spring is to give more tension to the rudder drive , this has been addressed in previous posts. lifelong has a fix you can make yourself. Also the chain that lifelong provides for the pressure plate is just waiting to break. Do yourself a favour and replace it with some stronger chain and set it up like a pbl.

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