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Specific Washer and Nut needed for Williams Coin Door

By mrm_4

4 years ago

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#1 4 years ago

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Specific Washer and Nut needed for Williams Coin Door

Added: 2020-02-05 18:44:59 UTC • Ended: February 12th, 2020

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Looking for this washer and nut from the push button body on a Williams Coindoor for my Firepower project.

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#2 4 years ago

MRM

Went to mom and pop type hardware store, Ace Hardware, Lowe’s, and Home Depot. This washer is a funny size and seems to be right between the standard sizes that are too small or too big. The nut is 1/4 inch but no one carries this size of a tight thread.

#3 4 years ago

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Put some calipers and a thread gauge on it and find out exactly what size it is. If you think earthshaker is the same size I’ll measure mine later.

#4 4 years ago

LTG

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When you went to all those places, instead of washer and nut, you should have looked through push button switches. Buy one and use the washer and nut.

LTG : )

#5 4 years ago

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Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:
Put some calipers and a thread gauge on it and find out exactly what size it is. If you think earthshaker is the same size I’ll measure mine later.

A man is only as good as his tools and sadly I dont own either...

Quoted from LTG:
When you went to all those places, instead of washer and nut, you should have looked through push button switches. Buy one and use the washer and nut.
LTG : )

Thats a good idea, Im going to hold off in case someone has a junk door that can help me out. I just went on Ace's site to see some switches, hard to tell the size but some of what i see looks like that could work. It would be a bummer spending $6-$13 for a little washer and nut but desperate times call for desperate measures

#6 4 years ago

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Also a good source for odd hardware is AlbanyCountyFastners.com - I've found quite a bit that wasn't available locally through them.

#7 4 years ago

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XPABLO

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Hey !! look to the ''AUTO UP / MANUAL DN '' interruptor , you must spin it + or - 90 degree

#8 4 years ago

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Quoted from XPABLO:
Hey !! look to the ''AUTO UP / MANUAL DN '' interruptor , you must spin it + or - 90 degree

Yes, when i took this picture the button was just put in the housing to keep it in place. Ive since adjusted it back to its proper position.
Thanks and good eye!

#9 4 years ago

HAN

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PM me your address, I think I have some that will fit, came off of some switches about the same size.

I can check my own games later this evening to verify.

-Hans

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#10 4 years ago

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Perfect!

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