paulliadis
Well-known member
After owning this Donkey Kong Junior cabinet for nearly a year, I'm finally starting to knock some items off the list of stuff that's been bugging me. Yesterday I finished and installed the back door I've had lumber for several months. Tonight I removed the coin door.
I found a wrench at Ace Hardware for $4 that worked perfectly in removing the bolts holding the coin door in place. Just a plain old 7mm wrench. I didn't even have to remove the coin box. We'll see how it goes when I try to put the door back in place. The key here is the 7mm. I'm posting this here for the newbs like me in the future who are looking for the size of the bolts.
Second, I may be in the market for a coin door. Don't need the mechs or bolts. Just the metal door. That's only if I can't straighten out the door that I just removed. The biggest issue it has is a dent inward on the left corner of the door. I'm gonna bust out the old hammer tomorrow and see what I can do.
This hobby is way too addictive.
I found a wrench at Ace Hardware for $4 that worked perfectly in removing the bolts holding the coin door in place. Just a plain old 7mm wrench. I didn't even have to remove the coin box. We'll see how it goes when I try to put the door back in place. The key here is the 7mm. I'm posting this here for the newbs like me in the future who are looking for the size of the bolts.
Second, I may be in the market for a coin door. Don't need the mechs or bolts. Just the metal door. That's only if I can't straighten out the door that I just removed. The biggest issue it has is a dent inward on the left corner of the door. I'm gonna bust out the old hammer tomorrow and see what I can do.
This hobby is way too addictive.
