Favour please from someone with a NGG

[DanBradford]

This is my NGG, I just cleaned it up but noticed it has a missing post. I looked on the web and Ipdb and everywhere I could think of, but couldn't find any pictures of how it's supposed to look.

This is the left outlane where it meets the left outer-inlane. There is a hole in the metal for something and a hole in the playfield for something.

Thanks in advance.

 

[kinggo]

while I don't have one and don't know how it looks but IMO it is there just as a support for that metal part so you can put any narrow one that fits there.

 

[jaredmorgs]

Same type of post that is on Star Trek: TNG inlanes.

 

[DanBradford]

What I need is a picture really tbh. Thanks both for the replies but if I know what it looks like (even, ideally, a part number) then I can replace it. Otherwise I may as well just put a matchstick or a kebab skewer in there

Btw there is nothing under the pf so whatever it is, it doesn't go through.

 

[kinggo]

the best one I found so far

It looks like shaft.

 

[DanBradford]

Who's the black private dick that's a sex machine to all the chicks?
SHAFT! Ya damn right!

 

[FlippyFloppy]

 

[Heretic]

rock on flippyfloppy

 

[DanBradford]

Thanks dude. So a simple screw in a hollow pipe. Thank you. And indeed similar to STTNG

 

[kinggo]

I'm not sure that a simple screw is original. With each hit it gets a bit loose. Eventually it will get too loose and you end up with bigger hole in your playfield. Go with something that goes all the way through the playfield.

 

[jaredmorgs]

I'm not sure that a simple screw is original. With each hit it gets a bit loose. Eventually it will get too loose and you end up with bigger hole in your playfield. Go with something that goes all the way through the playfield.

Nope, that is factory. Look at the similarity between pinballs in Flippy's photos of FarSight's collection.

 

[dtown8532]

Yea. It's just a pan head screw inside a metal spacer. Williams has been doing that for a long time on the left out lane with a kickback. Even my 1980 Firepower has the same parts.