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What size nut cap / acorn nut for the plastics on 1980 Bally ?

By undrdog

4 years ago


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#16 4 years ago

I think that the rubber push-on style of plastic retainers is the correct style for this era of Bally. I also like this style as they are quick and easy to remove and the rubber will allow the plastic to "flex" a bit as opposed to coming up against a hard nut.

I personally prefer the look of whatever was original to the games. While I hate the aggravation of taking off the Palnuts on Gottlieb games (using the Palnut removal wrench helps tremendously), the chrome nuts look best and most appropriate to me.

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