Chuck the stems in a drill motor, use a little masking tape so not to scar the metal.
Use scotch Brite or sanding sponge on the ball to clean and smooth then follow up with polishing compound.
Should look like new when done. Can do same for shaft.

Good job on the restore, looks great!

Good price! Wish you were closer.

The cab art is awesome and a cool game but I bet the scream sound would get on your nerves pretty quick!

What carts do you have to trade?

That's great, i didn't have time to post but I've flipped these wires on every pin and not hurt the monitors.

Not 100% sure but I think you just need to flip the first 2 (red wire side)
I believe the other two reverses the image.

Search KLOV for the harness adapters.

http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=253810&highlight=Jrok+adapters

Btw, monitor looks nice!

Monitor should be fine. Is there a setting on the board set to flip monitor? There is on the 60-1 boards.
Just a thought.

Just a side note. The sense mod doesn't bypass the edge connector, it only stops the sense adjustment from happening. When the circuit senses low voltage it apply's more and more until it burns/ melts the edge connector. Grounds and +5 strapping on all points on both boards for sure protects from any issues but the sense is a must on all ARII psu's.

Push button on the T&F

As seen in Johns video:
I have a bunch of surplus material that is heat resistant. You can actually hold a soldering iron on this and it will not affect it. There is some black staining on the back side from an aluminum table it was used on.
I have it in 28" width and have cut some at 24" for 15.00 shipped.
If you need multiples or longer lengths let me know.

Actually it's where your wiring harness connects to the boards. You might need to search this topic. I don't want you to mess up your boards. Pm if you need any help and I could text or email pics.
Rob

Reflow all header pins. Don't just inspect them, actually reflow all of them. I've owned many Williams machines and every one had cracked solder around the pins.