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**edit*" Found one! ***** Bump. Label might say something like: 9A3002-1 SANYO MEX

Bump!

Saw yout post...Needs to be a 7500 medium res yoke. Regular K7000 won't work.

I need a working yoke for a Wells Gardner 25" K7500. Please let me know what you've got!

I have one - PM sent

The 19K7901 didn't have a remote board, did it? https://manualzz.com/doc/4143071/wells-gardner-19k7901-video-display-service-manual

I have one sitting around if you can't wait for the next batch from Tony. Send me a PM if interested.

You're about 43 years late for that :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Good luck, though. It's a solid chassis and there are some good ones out there.

Unfortunately I have no idea if they work. I guess I could take a look at the manual and see if there's a way to test.

https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/q-bert-gottlieb-game-boards-just-gone-through-and-repaired-work-100.544459/ Obviously not mine :)

This is for a 6100 neckboard. The physical layout is different from most other sockets. I know adapters are available, but I'm hoping to stay more original. I understand CR24 was very uncommon in the US, and I've never seen one on a TV. Hoping someone has better luck than me and can spare one!

$42.50 including shipping from down under :cry: I guess I will have to suck it up if I can't find another source.

Bumping this. Please let me know if you have one for sale.

P.S. I found some generic spin-o-matic ashtrays on Amazon a few years ago that worked perfectly. I think there is some discussion about it in a thread somewhere in here.

You can still get the cupholders directly from Namco on namcoparts.com for $19.

Whoever listed that board on ebay: Did a decent job of recreating the ROM labels Lifted my jumper chart and PCB photo from this post :p I don't have any tested ones ready to go, but I'd bet with a little patience you could find one for a little less $$, or since the ebay lister must be a...

That's the K7000 "universal" frame. The regular horizontal frame won't fit in a Toobin' without sticking out the back.

Not my post...Don't know if this might work out: https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/build-your-very-own-paperboy.540277/

Get one of these, and you won't have to swap boards out: https://highscoresave.com/pacman-ms-pacman-multigame-free-play-and-high-score-save-kit/

These simple metal pieces seem like an ideal thing to try with sendcutsend.com if someone could take measurements and draw up some plans.