Not sure how common this is with the early SS pins, but Gorgar apparently does not use a base plate for mounting the flippers and the bushing screws directly into the playfield. Seems like a stupid question, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to get these screws out in order to replace the bushings. As you can see in the picture, the head of the screw is completely flat with no slot. I can get the nuts off, but the screws aren't going anywhere. On the other flipper one of these screws is actually broken, so the head is still in there and nothing else. I have to figure out how to get that broken screw out with the least damage and what I should use to replace it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I should clarify, I took the pictures of the working one....I'll be able to take the bushing off after removing the nuts, but the issue is the other flipper with the busted screw. how do I get half the screw out without causing a ton of damage?

yup, those look like the screws I need. Thanks. Much easier to get it out than I expected, guess I didn't realize how that screw was shaped and thought it was threaded into the wood. Anyway thanks for the help.