Dan Coulter has been repairing and restoring jukeboxes, pinball machines and coin-op equipment since 1974 — in the shop in Newport, or at your house.
Since the age of twelve, Dan Coulter has been restoring and caring for coin-operated machines — jukeboxes, pinball, and everything in between. That was 1974. He's been at it ever since, formerly an operator of coin-op equipment on location, now repairing them for the people who own them.
Drop equipment off at the Newport shop for the most efficient repair — once it's fixed, it gets tested over a longer stretch to make sure it's actually working right. Can't make the trip? House calls are available too.
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Whether it's a jukebox that won't spin or a pinball machine that's gone dark, here's how a repair with Dan usually goes.
The most efficient way to get it fixed. Drop your machine at the Newport shop and showroom, and once it's repaired it gets run and tested over a longer stretch to make sure it's really fixed.
Out-call repairs at your home, servicing the Minneapolis–St. Paul area. Billed hourly for round-trip travel, time on the job, and any parts needed.
Also offering sales and service of brand-new Rock-Ola jukeboxes, alongside repair and restoration of the classics.
From antique phonographs to today's coin-op equipment — if it plays a record or takes a quarter, Dan has likely worked on one like it.
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Tell Dan what you've got and what it's doing — brand, model, and the problem, as best you can describe it.
Bring it to the Newport shop for the most efficient repair, or book a house call if it can't easily travel.
Shop repairs get run and tested over time before they go back to you — so it's actually fixed, not just quiet for a day.
Call, or explore equipment to sell, repair or service — Dan's happy to help either way.
Shop drop-off is fastest. House calls are billed hourly for travel, labor and any parts needed.