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I wouldn't worry about the beefier rubbers. Bingos do use bigger balls though. 1 1/8" diameter versus 1 1/16" for modern pinballs.
Aside from the donut rubbers for the posts, most bingos don't have any other rubber rings or plastics for that matter.
Quoted from LTG:Cut clear vinyl tubing and slide over the bulb and part of the socket.
LTG : )
Or, get those sleeves that are used in pinball applications such as the coin entry lamps. They may have been used on this game originally, and may have gotten lost.
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