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Flipper parts for all types. Coils, plunger assemblies, coil stops, lots of coil sleeves.
Pop bumper parts, metal rings and yokes that hold the metal ring rods to plunger.
Slingshot parts. Plunger, kicker, spring.
Large assortment of bulbs, LEDs.
Large assortment of rubber rings.
Coils. Coil sleeves. Shooter rod springs. Flipper buttons.
Drop target spares, stand up target spares.
Any time you break an odd ball part, order two to build up spares.
LTG : )
Quoted from PinballBulbs:Well based on some repairs I see...duct tape, epoxy(non clear), rubber bands, zip ties and popsicle sticks seem to be handy....
How could you leave out drywall screws ?
LTG : )
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