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Behind the scenes at Lafayette Lanes in Amesbury, MA

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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2009

Here is what happens behind the lanes at Lafayette Lanes in Amesbury, MA. They have much quicker pinsetters than any other typical bowling house, but they have VERY old machines as well.

BTW, special thanks to Brian Fuller Jr. for making this behind the scenes video happen.

Enjoy :)

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  • That's crazy. I used to mech on AMF 82-70's tenpin. Just curious, on our machines it's pretty straightforward as far as how the pinwheel picks up the pins. How does your machine pick them up from the pit to send them to the distributor?

  • lol..points to a fuse and asks...WHATS THIS FOR. ?

  • We don't have candlepin in Michigan, so I was curious what it's like behind the scenes. I work part time at a ten pin alley, mostly pinjumping. We have Brunswick machines but they're very old, roughly 50 years. There is a small aisle in the back where you can walk, but the machines are installed so you can't walk across more than two at a time- you have to climb up each pair, watching where you put your hands so they don't get smashed.

    If I ever get to New England, I'm going to try candlepin!

  • Nothing has really changed here. :P

  • wall mounted machines, no back isle, a royal pain to work on the rear of he macine

  • I just noticed this video, interesting a model CE almost like the model D but still uses conveyors to push the pins to the tubes where the model D uses the pusher bar to push the pins all the way to the tubes eliminating the pin conveyors.

  • too bad we dont have candle pin here in wichita ks. it looks alot more fun to play than to watch.

  • thanks im not familiar with candlepin pretty cool wolf

  • Nice video, Wolf! Since there is no candlepin in Oklahoma, I enjoyed seeing how those pinsetters worked. I've worked in a few bowling centers in the Tulsa area. All of them used AMF so they all worked the same. Thanks again for the in-depth video.

  • With a commentary as well about all the workings etc....good stuff.

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