Bobby Orr's Power Play
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Nice work enjoyed the trip and looks like your QC assistant had fun. As for the kick out metal part if you PM me a pic i may have one. I have a fully populated playfield I am going to make fancy wall art out of for my son who is a Massive Blackhawks fan. Doubt he would notice a missing bracket. lol. Good Job!
Quoted from PhilGreg:Thank you - once I'm done I'll take the time to take some nice pics and maybe do a digest video of the before / after.
As for the bracket kinda thing, it's what sticks out of the two parallel holes at the bottom and that props up the ball so that it makes contact with the switch. I tried to make one late last night and when I came to try it, found out I made it too short and didn't feel like doing it again.
I'll wait for my part to come in and if I don't like it I'll let you know.
I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be soldered in the back.
Let me know. I pulled the playfield and it does look like its brazed on of sorts (looks like they did it with lava!) If it works you can have it.
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