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There was too much play in the assy between the central shaft and the clock assy. A cylindric pin that connects them had a crack in it.

oh okay. :) On my 873 there is very slight play there but I think just from wear. About every 10th pull or so the first reel would instantly trip like yours too. Fixed it by adhering a very thin piece of rubber tape on the reel #1 timer lever where it pushes on the timer idler so it would crank its latch link just a tiny bit farther. I was already maxed out as far as the adjustment holes in the links as well.

I discovered another related issue on mine that I hadn't noticed before, the entire clock itself was shifting slightly as the handle was cranked. The three screws holding it to the case just needed tightening.

Here they are called 'jackpots' ;)

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@@lowlevel31 what??

Hi. Mine has nothing under the hopper unit. From the top unit I have some pictures here: newlifegames.com/nlg/index.php?topic=26626.0

@@lowlevel31 Oh man, Thank You! Now I understand what is the problem on my machine :) Now i can see the differences in the upper section. I thought they were missing wires or something, but its just set to register not hopper pay. I will check this and the other setting options for jackpot values, coins. The instruction sticker is missing from mine. You mentioned a schematics and maybe other papers. Is there a chance i can get a copy of it? Thank You!

Do you sell machines now and then?

Don't know any details about it, only found a NL flyer and a schematic that stated 'dutch' of this machine online and very little other reference. It has an original Bally chicago tag on the side though.

@@lowlevel31 Thank you! It seems difficult to get more information. What would you think, what is a good price for the "Twenty one"? My dad is looking for this machine, but i wonder how much it would be worth in good working condition.

Most unique and rare games like The Bally's 21 were made specific for one market there were other nice games that were specific to Sweden others that were specific to Australia and Denmark most of the games made in the United States were generic 809 and 742 type machines that were mass produced for our casinos games like in this video we're very limited in their production that makes them extremely rare especially in the United States due to the fact that they were only made to be exported to a specific country I absolutely love this video I just acquired one after almost 15 years of looking for one

Sorry not for sale.

@@lowlevel31 can you tell me where to buy?

@@douglaskouokamkouam2838 I don't know any source sorry

@@lowlevel31 kayna marhb

Maybe you've found the answer already but in case you are still looking: It's RMB - Love Is An Ocean (Stephenson Remix). It's (among other CD's obviously) on Techno Trax Vol. 14 (hence why I recognized it). Second song unfortunately doesn't ring a bell, the style sounds a lot more modern.

That was my wife playing.. next time i will keep the videos for myself!

David damn. Long ball times for a bad player.

David thanks to you and your wife for the video

Meatpunch idiot, go buy this machine and make videos, ignorant POS.

David thanks for the video, dude, nevermind that idiot’s comment.