Golden Tee 98 and Hard drivin" monitors

[ronniep]

Once again, Thank you all for your help.

Happy New Year..

 

[jay]

I can also confirm the monitor itself is a giant pain in the ass to get out. However, the chassis is quite easy. I have done a tube swap on mine and it sucked. Good to a have some help if available.

Once it's discharged properly, there are two screws that hold the chassis to the cab, next disconnect power, anode cap, sync and color cables from the main board, yoke, and degauss wire (you may need to cut or desolder it from the neckboard. Cutting it will be easier). I think that's it.

 

[ronniep]

I can also confirm the monitor itself is a giant pain in the ass to get out. However, the chassis is quite easy. I have done a tube swap on mine and it sucked. Good to a have some help if available.

Once it's discharged properly, there are two screws that hold the chassis to the cab, next disconnect power, anode cap, sync and color cables from the main board, yoke, and degauss wire (you may need to cut or desolder it from the neckboard. Cutting it will be easier). I think that's it.

Thanks jaymax! I will remember that as soon as I find a replacement. The good thing is I still have the cockpit Hard Drivin' in my shop. I was really looking forward to getting this one going for my 4 years old son. He is a junky for the game...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbJU77L_yVo


Pretty good for a boy that just turned 4 years old..

Stay cool guys!
-Ronnie

 

[keithsarcade]

This page might help you...

http://homearcade.org/BBBB/monitor.html

 

[ronniep]

Right on, that does help quite a bit.

Thank you!
-Ronnie

 

[sidgoop]

I did a monitor swap in my Hard Drivin' compact a few years ago. Yes, it's standard res 25", but the monitor brackets for the Hard Drivin' monitor are a little more shallow to be able to fit in such a confined space. However, they swaped out with little problem whatsoever.

 

[ronniep]

Thanks buddy

 

[DanoND]

Oh and welcome to the world of #$%@!#$!@# arcade monitors!