Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
In this video I'm checking out a game on location and reporting what the daily wear-and-tear of operating a Jurassic Park Pro machine does to the various mechanisms. I think we've found a few "weak links" relating to parts that probably should last a little longer.
Notable issues: The T-nuts seem to be made of a less strong material, as do the bolts that secure the coil stops on the flipper brackets. I would advise upgrading those bolts to something made of higher quality if you put these games on location. Dealing with a bolt broken off for a coil stop on these games can be a real pain. If you can't get the bolt out easily, you need an entirely new flipper bracket which is not cheap (best source is Pinballlife, not Marcos which is much more expensive)
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In this video I'm checking out a game on location and reporting what the daily wear-and-tear of operating a Jurassic Park Pro machine does to the various mechanisms. I think we've found a few "weak links" relating to parts that probably should last a little longer.
Notable issues: The T-nuts seem to be made of a less strong material, as do the bolts that secure the coil stops on the flipper brackets. I would advise upgrading those bolts to something made of higher quality if you put these games on location. Dealing with a bolt broken off for a coil stop on these games can be a real pain. If you can't get the bolt out easily, you need an entirely new flipper bracket which is not cheap (best source is Pinballlife, not Marcos which is much more expensive)
For more be sure to subscribe! And visit PinballHelp.com
