I typically use an Allen wrench and I turn to remove by recently I'm finding that only the screw on the outside of the machine comes loose and the holder inside remains.

I'm trying to remove to install mirror blades. See attached. Is there a better trick?

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#2 3 years ago

???

Toppers

Elite Pinball Toppers

Medinah, IL

6y 56,550 243 7 6

They are really tight and seem to be forced in from factory or wrong hole drilled. I had to really wrench in mine and it finally broke loose and so actually split the wood a tiny bit. Other one came out easy.

#3 3 years ago

DJB

delt31

Pinside+ Frequent

Pittsburgh, PA

8y 159K 12,578 13 7 1

Thanks. Wanted to make surei want missing something

#4 3 years ago

VTY

Vitty

Pinside+ Pro!

Minnetrista, MN

9y 136K 1,711 4 6

They are typically flanged on the end of the sleeve which tends to hold them in place.

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