That's what I was afraid of. Not sure if my son did it putting it in the trailer or not. I'll have to look at my other monitors and see if I have one to replace it with. That part of the tube correct?
You can throw away the tube. Keep the yoke, rings, and chassis.
Sega Super Hang On - Designers must have had family in the tube business. Try to unscrew and take that shroud off, by design it drops down ONTO THE NECK - heard the hiss, hung my head, and still had to stuff that monster up the tightest stairway I have ever pulled a game out of.
The back wasn't on the game. I put the little board on it to get it out of the trailer so I could use the dolly on it. Not sure when it broke. It could have been in the trailer wile I transported it to.
I think for most, that's something that only happens once before you become alot more careful.
^^^and this^^^ ... moving a cabinet on a hand truck without a back door. We've all done this very thing. In fact, I just did the same thing a couple weeks ago... I used a piece of plywood to bridge the open back... in this case, it's much safer to truck a cabinet with a missing back door from the side. Another way to truck from the back is to use a pony clamp so you can clamp the pipe bridged across the opening to catch the top of the hand truck without it shifting and putting the neck in peril. Although I have a pony clamp specifically for this purpose(complete with plastic cushions on the clamp), sometimes it's a PITA to go fetch it for that quick, "gotta get this done" moment.
