It would have been nice and easier to follow if the shooter stayed focused on each part of the operation for a while . . . so the viewer could understand it better . . . than jumping all over the place. Damn near dizzying.
I don't get how this damage can even be a "thing". I mean … what if the house is really busy, all of the machines are running, and there's a sudden power failure or brownout? Do most or all of the machines sustain damage? Seems like there should have been some failsafe.
It wasn't me I can't promise you that. I try to take care of all the machines on my shift. we can't afford to have parts getting busted up to the point of non repair
The old Shermans aren't worth it anymore physically. We need to invent new pinsetter machines for duckpins with a self automatic reset & deadwood removal systems like in tenpins in order to try to save the ducks. Even though we can't play a perfect game in duckpins. But the NDPBC Sanctions must continue the free-fall pinsetting policy.
Are there new duckpin centers opening or are the current ones just being maintained? If centers aren't being opened is it because of no new machines being available? I actually think duckpins could be very popular again. The statement it's so old, it's new again applies here in my opinion.
I hope hard-bellied duckpin allies will rebound again. But I heard a while back some man from Lowell, MA was thinking, or maybe planning to invest a new alley in Massachusetts. But I think new pinsetter machines for these duckpins should include a self-automatic deadwood removal & reset system like in tenpins to make life easier for bowling. Candlepins has it. And the NDPBC should continue the free-fall pinsetting system. That way not only it's the true game, but it's also the only way to use colored prize pins in them. Collin's Bowladrome in Billerica used red prize pins always.
Mr Mike I also noticed today your gutter belt on the 7 pin side of 17 goes off to the side in the back, and leaves pins in the gutter outside the reach of the sweep
Thank you for all your work during states! I'd thought I'd let you know, however, that your table on 20 consistently had pins swinging back and forth on their way down, and it caused my team and another team to have to reset often, sometimes even 2 or 3 times in a row. 19 and 20 is my favorite pair, I hope the rack could be adjusted!
actually it's because those 2 machines shake back and forth here lately. having a hard time trying to figure out how to anchor them down to the building better.if you could see them front the back you could see that the entire machine,frame and all move sideways slightly when resetting.even tried anchoring them to the adjacent machines but it had little effect.thanks for contacting me i wish more people would do the same.since i don't hang out up front and dont get to see what the the bowlers see,input from bowlers is always welcome.helps me take care of little problems that i cannot see from the rear.thanks again.
you are absolutely right.if i was standing on the other side of the machine it would have been much worse.being on the 10 pin side allowed me to use my right hand to slow the machine down enough to get my left out before it got completely eaten.😊
