Came here to see how to assemble them, replacing my pinball lift with these. They have an upgraded version out now that comes with the polyurathane wheels and the cushioned leg protectors. I just finished building a pinshed and need to move them from my garage to my shed around back. These are MUCH better for crossing threshholds than a lift is. So much so that I anticipate moving 10 machines by myself about 250 feet along a sidewalk.
The X factor in the process of using these to me is velcro around where the skate and leg meet for 100% successful move. I've moved countless games with this set inside places, on sidewalks, on roads, etc... I may buy a new set as well as I've had these about 10 years then see what I can upgrade again on the old set.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video! Its great! I am so happy I watched this before I purchased a big and heavy harbor freight lift. Marco has a set of these for about $200!
I recently did a deal for a Wonka LE and the Gent I traded with had a set of these. Needless to say I ordered a pair immediately after he left. These make the moving process soooo much easier.
How would the PinSkates do going down the threshold of a front door and then down just one step? I am looking for a solution to move a pinball machine between one room to another but need to negotiate just 2 steps. Don't really want to remove the legs and pack eveything up if this will work just fine. What do you think?
Ill be honest here.... I've been moving pins for 36 years. After watching this video, honestly, I can't believe anyone would buy or use these over a cart. I've had the same cart for 36 years and have put one set of wheelsonit. Its moved literally thousands of pins. I know this much.... by the time you get done playing f**k f**k with these dumb things, I could have moved 6 pins to your one with a step of my leg 😂 These things are ridiculous IMO. You're still dragging the game out from between other games, trying to get the back ones on.... These are just way more work than a cart. I'll slip my cart under my pin, step on it and off I go...
Cute comment... I put games out on location for a living (many moves) and do house service calls. These are perfect for almost all scenarios for me. Glad you enjoy your classic coffin lift though!
😂 indeed. That is so ridiculous. I bought a pair of these to replace my lift that is heavy, cumborsome and impossible to cross a threshold. For the purposes of moving machines beyond "around the room they are in" a lift works just fine and is less work for that particular purpose. As the OP mentions in his reply, if you are moving them in or out of a room, business, etc, this is a far superior solution for that particular purpose for the reasons he explains.
Came here to see how to assemble them, replacing my pinball lift with these. They have an upgraded version out now that comes with the polyurathane wheels and the cushioned leg protectors. I just finished building a pinshed and need to move them from my garage to my shed around back. These are MUCH better for crossing threshholds than a lift is. So much so that I anticipate moving 10 machines by myself about 250 feet along a sidewalk.
The X factor in the process of using these to me is velcro around where the skate and leg meet for 100% successful move. I've moved countless games with this set inside places, on sidewalks, on roads, etc... I may buy a new set as well as I've had these about 10 years then see what I can upgrade again on the old set.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video! Its great! I am so happy I watched this before I purchased a big and heavy harbor freight lift. Marco has a set of these for about $200!
I recently did a deal for a Wonka LE and the Gent I traded with had a set of these. Needless to say I ordered a pair immediately after he left. These make the moving process soooo much easier.
Thanks for the video
I just came here to ask how you got such a goddamn amazing floor. what kind is it
Contact the store
How would the PinSkates do going down the threshold of a front door and then down just one step? I am looking for a solution to move a pinball machine between one room to another but need to negotiate just 2 steps. Don't really want to remove the legs and pack eveything up if this will work just fine.
What do you think?
It can be done carefully with them velcro strapped to the top leg connection points.
Ill be honest here.... I've been moving pins for 36 years. After watching this video, honestly, I can't believe anyone would buy or use these over a cart. I've had the same cart for 36 years and have put one set of wheelsonit. Its moved literally thousands of pins. I know this much.... by the time you get done playing f**k f**k with these dumb things, I could have moved 6 pins to your one with a step of my leg 😂
These things are ridiculous IMO. You're still dragging the game out from between other games, trying to get the back ones on.... These are just way more work than a cart. I'll slip my cart under my pin, step on it and off I go...
Cute comment... I put games out on location for a living (many moves) and do house service calls. These are perfect for almost all scenarios for me. Glad you enjoy your classic coffin lift though!
😂 indeed. That is so ridiculous. I bought a pair of these to replace my lift that is heavy, cumborsome and impossible to cross a threshold. For the purposes of moving machines beyond "around the room they are in" a lift works just fine and is less work for that particular purpose. As the OP mentions in his reply, if you are moving them in or out of a room, business, etc, this is a far superior solution for that particular purpose for the reasons he explains.