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Got my new catalog from Brunswick today - a few new items look interesting - first on was ball accelerator pan with a "trap door" in it for pins to fall thru if they go down the ball pan. Trap door was actually just a hole in the pan big enough for the pin to drop thru.Second was the replacement for the deck roller - hard piece of formed urethane.
Did brunswick do any field testing of these things? Anyone seen any of these?
Marty
[ August 08, 2001: Message edited by: marty murphy ]
i'm kinda diggin that new style deck roller. i'd like to give those a try. as for the "new" turret clamp plates, i order a set a couple years ago and it came with the nut already in it like the one in the catalog. they are nice though. makes changing guide wires a snap.
alex
Conditioner: Pantene Pro-V Brunette Expressions with Color Enhancer
Cleaner: Fabuloso Spring Fresh with Bleach Alternative
Cloth: ShamWow!
Machine: Johnny 5
Surface: Melamine-impregnated, phenolic-treated, high pressure pressed craft paper
If the catalog is only for the Tech Team members...I guess the rest of don't need to buy the new fangled doodads that Brunswick has come up with. Guess we don't rate...or is this another one of Brunswicks better ideas?
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I received two of thes catalogues in the last 2 days, one from Brunswick as a tech team member, and one from my distributor who I order parts from (Complete Bowling Service). If you don't have one yet, call your distributor, they should have a supply of them and be sending them to all of their customers.
Russ
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