Quoted from wbradley

I did 12 repairs last night!

There's a mom joke in there somewhere.....

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i like the site... man this guy never stop!!!

For a ninja, this guy certainly does a lot of talking !  

Quoted from Menace

After reading a number of the entries in the blog I'm not convinced that it's Clay at all.  (In fact I would be more surprised than not if it was Clay)

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Read this story.... Clay does live in Michigan...

http://www.pinballninja.com/?p=781#more-781

A ton of the pics have red wing crap everywhere... PLUS on the ninja blog page he disses himself (welll talks bad about those "video" guys....) Think Clay would link from his site if the ninja was talking smack about him...not likely

QUOTE:

Who is the Pinball Ninja?
The Pinball Ninja is like most other Ninjas. That is, he’s a trained killer for hire. But the difference is, Pin Ninja can also kill pinball bugs and bring dead pinball machines back to life. This pinball blog tells the tales about the Pinball Ninja’s clandestine work, as he roams the world, repairing dead and hopeless pinball machines. (He also repairs and other types of coin operated machines.) Some guess that the Ninja is that freaky guy from the DVD repair videos? Ninja is insulted that you would even think that. Pinball Ninja is much more clandestine and better looking than that sick dude, smarter too. Ninja will now have to maim you for this humiliation bestowed on him. (Watch out for numchuks and throwing stars.) Face it, if you really knew who the Pinball Ninja was, you wouldn’t be reading this, you would be maimed.

Cool site, but needs more cowbell.  Hopefully he doesn't have to fix a pin a Chuck Norris's place.

Reading today's post for a wedgehead he mentions a yellow dot” hot flipper coils.

What are these coils - I guess PBR has them.  Are they suitable for any/all wedgeheads?

I found the coil:
http://www.pbresource.com/coilgtb.html
GTB-A5141A

Would people recommend them on any wedgehead?