I had not.  Thanks!

I just capped my K4600 horizontal monitor. Before the repair it was wavy going down both sides. It resembles the hula picture on the flow chart. The motion of the waves is pretty slow. In the manual it states to check the blue lead on TR502 for B+ of 127. When I checked it was around 109V. I tried to adjust the voltage using VR501 but the pot has been glued at the factory and I could not get it to budge. Would the voltage being around 109 cause what I am seeing? What is the best way to break that VR loose? 

That's a good idea!  I actually did turn the brackets over.  I didn't think about the strips of wood to raise it back up though.  Thanks!

Got a WG 7302 for my Ms. Pac and the brackets are set back causing the screen to protrude much farther than the 4900 I took out.  The brackets unbolt very easily and I was wondering if these monitors could come with a variety of brackets.  If so does anyone know where I could find some that would be flush rather than set back?

Looks just like Bump N Jump.

Thank you!

Some of the guys in the chat bar here thought it was a K7000.  I found one sticker on it that has a WG but it is a serial number.  The model tag is gone.  I do think it is a Wells Gardner though.

Can anyone tell me what this is from the crappy pictures I took?

I got Ms PAC, space dual, stargate, super Mario bros, Dig Dug, Turbo cockpit, and a Mega touch. The best part is that he is delivering them to me!

Hi TC!  I am also in Texas!

Hey guys!  I have been a pinball guy for a little while but recently decided to get a few arcade games.  Quite a different world but seems to be a lot of fun!  Anyway, I am sure I will be needing some help soon as I just found an operator that was needing some space in his warehouse.  I picked up 7 games from him at what I hope was a decent price.  We shall see I guess.