Help!!! Can't remove bolts from Star Wars yoke!!

[Brax]

I'm trying to remove the gears from my Star Wars yoke. I figured, Japanese controller - metric allen keys... nope. I have a few imperials as well but none of them fit either!!! Anyone know the exact size to use? The gear allen bolts don't have a nib in the middle so I didn't think they were a security type. Am I wrong?

I've sold this gear and I HAVE to get it off! FAST! Can anyone offer some advice?

[spidermonkey]

Any room to get a dremel in there with the little blade attatchment and grind a little slot for a flathead screwdriver ?  You could try the sears craftsman "screw out" extractor bits. Also a left handed drill bit would probably do it. I think Harbour Frieght tools carrys them.  They're not torx screws are they? Sometimes if torx screws are clogged up with rust and crud they can look like hex/allen screws. I would also saturate them with penetrating oil and let em sit overnight.
 Rusty frozen screws are definately on my top ten list of things that suck.    If the screws aren't too miniscule and  you have the room sometimes whacking the side of the screw in a counter clockwise direction with a small center punch and hammer can jar a rusted screw loose .
Good luck B.  

[1UP]

*digs through tools*

*digs through parts box*

ouch!

OK, looks like it's a 7/64" allen key you need.  "Why, thank you 1UP!"  

BTW, I don't know why you'd use metric -- Atari is/was all American, though they took a Japanese name due to Nolan Bushnell's fetish for Japanese board games...

[Brax]

7/64!?!?

Well there's a nice even number! Thanks so much!
*dashes off to store!*

[spidermonkey]

DOH !!!
Don't know why I thought the screws were stripped out.

Bangs empty head on wall and signs up for a post reading class for special people.