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Gonzo

Gonzo

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I've just noticed that the Stern legs are longer than the Williams.

Is there any reason that I can't stick the Williams legs on the Stern please ?

I have height restrictions in the den and it would be helpful.

Cheers
 
To make up for the T Rex’s little ones


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It’s because the holes for the leg bolts on Sterns are higher up, if the holes line up you could put other legs on but may feel strange having the machine slightly lower, measuring mine the actual flipper buttons sit at the same height so shouldn’t cause you any issues in your man cave??


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Andydn said:
It’s because the holes for the leg bolts on Sterns are higher up, if the holes line up you could put other legs on but may feel strange having the machine slightly lower, measuring mine the actual flipper buttons sit at the same height so shouldn’t cause you any issues in your man cave??


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And I'm very short 😂
 
Well you’re lucky these look so cool then [emoji23]

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there shouldn't be any difference to a BW when you bolt them on.
 
if you have a BW pin with BW legs
and a stern pin with stern legs - they and up the same height. that's what I meant :D
 
Cheers chaps.

The holes lined up a treat but the legs were shorter which was what I needed due to the pitch of the roof.

They look a bit unsightly but I'll be able to fit three machines in this way.
 
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