What is the small metal rectangle piece with two holes in it called, that you run the screws through to hold the flipper switch onto the flipper assembly?

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Gerry

#2 8 years ago

DAV

wayout440

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Berea, OH

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That'd be the cover plate.

#3 8 years ago

JAD

jadziedzic

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11y 45,150 629 8

The black metal piece into which the screws are threaded is called a "Tinnerman" or "speed" nut; part number 20-6516.

#4 8 years ago

JAM

Wolfmarsh

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http://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=3517

#5 8 years ago

DAV

wayout440

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Berea, OH

11y 113K 11,267 3 12

I thought you were asking about this:

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#6 8 years ago

WES

fossmin

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Olney, MD

9y 64,300 887 23

Yes, its the tinnerman nut.

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