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Chrome combination (keyless) cam lock 7/8’’; modified to fit a coin door in any arcade cabinet or pinball machine.

For Bally, Williams, Gottlieb, Chicago Coin, Game Plan, Data East, Sega, Zaccaria, Stern, Jersey Jack, etc.

Chrome Combination Keyless Cam Lock 7/8’’ Will fit a pinball coin door perfectly.

Well, after losing the key to the coin door lock on my pinball machine countless times and having to drill out the old locks to replace them with new ones, I finally decided to look for an alternative to the traditional key lock. That’s when I purchased one of these sleek chrome combination 7/8’’ cam locks. When it arrived, I eagerly replaced the old key lock and discovered that the new lock wouldn’t tighten securely because the coin door is a lot thinner than a cabinet for which these locks were intended. After hours of frustration and dozens of failed attempts, I was finally able to get it secured properly using a rubber grommet that slid on snug over the shaft and seated against the outside of the coin door and the back of the lock face. But when I shut the coin door and tried to turn the lock it wouldn’t budge! I took off the lockdown bar from the pinball machine so I could see what was happening behind the coin door after it was closed and I could see that the cam, that came with the lock, was hitting the side of the machine because the cam lock was too short and there wasn’t enough clearance for it to turn freely. I spent a small fortune purchasing and trying out different cams and finally found the “needle in the haystack” cam that worked perfectly. So now what I’m selling is a combination 7/8’’ cam lock modified to work perfectly on the coin door of any arcade cabinet or pinball machine.

HG0012902

Specification:

· Brand new

· Color: silver (chrome)

· 90 Degree Turn

· Material: zinc alloy

· Length (from back of lock to end of lock body): 20mm

· Length including the cam: 23mm

· Distance across flat part of shaft: 16m

· Distance across round part of shaft (diameter): 19mm

· Lock face depth: 17mm

· Lock face diameter: 38mm

· Overall length: 44mm

· Distance to center of lock: 34mm

Features:

· The lock uses a 3-digit combination (default combination is 0-0-0).

· The combination can be reset as often as you choose (using the small hole on the lock).

· To change the combination, insert a small stick in the hole to depress the button, and set your new combination; then remove the stick and it’s changed.

· Ideal for Campers, Motor Homes, Boats, Tool Boxes, cabinets, drawers, school lockers, or anywhere keys are not suitable!

Package includes:

· 1 x 3-Digit Combination Camlock

· Special offset cam for use in arcade and pinball machines to secure the coin door properly.

· Special grommet for use in arcade and pinball machines (because the coin door is so thin).

(OEM of the Combi-Cam Part Number 7850M)

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