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Title: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: jasonmichael on October 18, 2013, 01:42:19 AM It's cheap - $50 - in great physical shape, lights up, including the translusive screen -- but, otherwise, doesn't work. The price is right and the guy has all of the keys. If the Pachi-Slo section of NLG is half as good as the IGT section, people will be falling over themselves to help me get this thing running. But, before I fork over my hard-earned cash, I was wondering if anyone had any advice for me on whether this machine, or brand, in particular, was just not worth it to try and work on. Any thoughts folks? Thanks!
Title: Re: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: slotsteve on October 18, 2013, 10:10:46 AM if it,s been turned off along time you have to just reset it by turning service key and turning power off and on a few time then pressing handle , we sold 3 containers full of them in nj might have had 5 we had to toss out
Title: Re: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: jasonmichael on October 18, 2013, 12:47:34 PM Ok thanks for the info! You said you tossed five out--were they not worth anything in parts? My thought was that, even of it's not worth anything as a whole that it must be withy the
$50 he's asking in parts (certainly the case with an IGT machine). Is that just not the case with these things? Thanks again! Title: Re: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: slotsteve on October 18, 2013, 02:28:15 PM right now I have 5 empty s2000 on truck going to scrap yard I need room
Title: Re: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: jasonmichael on October 18, 2013, 04:32:46 PM Makes me sad - wish I could come get them from you! :208-
Title: Re: IGT guy buying a Yamasa Planet T machine that needs work Post by: jasonmichael on October 31, 2013, 02:54:52 AM Bought the machine, got it running, it's cool, but not as cool, IMO, as the American slots. Heading to CL!
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