If you still have the bracket you can just get some spring steel cut and just rivet it to the existing bracket and viola! new ramp.

Do you have a picture of your current ramp flap?

Oh, I thought you were talking about the ball-flap. You're talking about the part that raises up for home runs?

If so, it looks like the part you want is A-14289 - Ramp Assembly. Seems to be a commonly searched part with no one reporting finding one.

What does that broken piece attach to? The ramp underside or the motor assembly that lifts the ramp? The manual isn't any help giving an idea of how that all goes together.

The bottom of ramp is flat. That piece was attached flush.

Yeah, I grabbed a picture of it off a video, but I can't tell if it's molded into the plastic of the ramp, or attached to a bracket under the ramp.

slugfest-ramp2 (resized).jpg

So are those two broken pieces molded into the plastic of the whole ramp, or are they on a bracket that attaches to the ramp somehow?

In that case, I would suggest 3D printing replacements with PETG (or pay shapeways to make one in even more durable metal) that are attached to a rectangle that is wide enought to get to those two rivets. Remove the rivets, attach the rectangle with the new bracket, re-rivet with longer rivets and you should be good to go. That's a pretty simple shape design, so it should be dead simple to recreate. I might even use a metal cylinder on the top part where the plastic that raises/lowers the ramp goes.

I have an nos ramp.

Can you take a picture of it, top, bottom, and side? NO ONE seems to have anything but a picture from the top.

If anyone has any leads on making a replacement post via 3d printing or ect. Please let me know because in addition to myself I know a few other people in this boat.