Is this a quarter pin wheel?

[shebaatkins]

Can someone let me know if this is for quarters?

[Stayouttadabunker]

How many pins on the wheel?
I don't have that number.
For the pinwheels, I have:
588 033 00 for 11 pins
588 034 00 for 16 pins

The disc numbers start with 575.
I may be wrong, but I believe that disc you're showing us, is from an S2000 machine?
...and definitely something got scraped to oblivion on your pinwheel.

[shebaatkins]

Well it came out of splus and kept hanging up. I took it apart and cleaned it up and seems to be working OK for the time, but I have been here before. It has 15 pins on the wheel.

[Chris-socal]

From a Players Edge flat top manual page 18, I just put 588-088-038 into google. I could be wrong.
That appears to be a 15 pin for 25cent, according to the hopper schematic. The ride-height of the shelf looks correct too. I guess it depends on what hopper is in there. When I converted my Gamemaker from 5c to 25c I reached out to K -Lar for a properly matched shelf and pin wheel.

https://rwatts.cdyn.com/download/PEPLUS/MECHANILAL%20PARTS%20PLAYERS%20EDGE%20PLUS%20%20FLAT%20TOP.pdf

Chris

[shebaatkins]

Thanks very much. It seems to be working now that I cleaned it up. I have just had a few of the wheels give me issue. That's why I wanted to verify. 

[Stayouttadabunker]

I'm glad you got it working okay...good job.
A LOT of gunk accumulates in coin hoppers.

I do agree with Chris that the disc may of came out of a Player's Edge machine.
Just because one sees it in an S+, doesn't mean it's an S+ part.
People swap parts incorrectly all the time.
The numbers I had gotten for you, were directly from a straight "S" and "S+" parts manual for hoppers.
I had seen "98" on your disc, so made a guess that maybe it was from an S2000 hopper.
Those machines were just starting to come out on the assembly lines around that time.
Kudos to Chris...for digging around in the Players Edge documentation. 

[Chris-socal]

I seem to recall the newer games have  vertical dashes instead of round pins….when I say newer I mean stuff newer than PE, LOL.
But they may have changed to the vertical dash style because they jammed less, perhaps the round dots are perfectly fine as you found. Its actually good to know.
Great teamwork!

[erbs]

I was told that the pin wheels with vertical dashes instead of round pins were for large coins.