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MoreBloodWine
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 Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 4:06 pm Post subject: Wanted: 777 Hit counter for Mills $0.25 machine... |
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If you check out the pic below you will see that my mech is missing the hit counter and the horizontal push bar that triggers the counter when 777 is hit. If you have either of these parts please message me with your asking price, Ty.
I need some other parts as well but I'd rather start with what should be an easy one.
Actually, for arguments sake... here's the other parts I need but I would prefer to focus on the hit counter first but if you have the others reasonably priced please reply here or PM me... Ty.
Below you will see that I need a new coin tray cover, but one that has the horizontal hole which the gold token slide fits in to so it's able to drop the gold tokens into the coin tray when 777 is hit.
Lastly in the below pic you will see while I have the attachments for the token slide I am missing the actual token vendor.
Edit: If I am missing anything else that is part of the whole token system I wouldnt know what it could be so if you know anything else I may be missing for proper token system operation please rpely here or PM me even if you don't have any of the parts that I need.
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MoreBloodWine
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Thought i would also add that I will need three new panes of reel glass... looks like whoever owned this machine before me either did a hack job of a repair or had someone else do one. They got two panes of what looks like window glass covering each reel window and the edges are all jagged so it won't even fit in the recessed openings of the reel window cover. Instead they have flipped the reel cover over and put the glass on the back and seperated the panes using cardboard.
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REBSLOTS
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| Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:07 am Post subject: Token Vendor and linkage for Mills 777 |
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| TY, I have everything you need to get your machine back up to speed including Original tokens |
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MoreBloodWine
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| Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:51 am Post subject: Re: Token Vendor and linkage for Mills 777 |
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| REBSLOTS wrote: | | TY, I have everything you need to get your machine back up to speed including Original tokens |
I've already got original tokens, I just need the stuff listed.
Here's a few other small things I would like but would probably cost me out the a$$.
Take a look at the next pic, it would appear that whoever had this slot before me did a hack job of a repair as mentioned with the reel glass in a previous reply, but check this out. It's not a big deal with me because the hood is still sturdy but I'm the kind of person however that has to have almost everything perfect.
Left Side:
Right Side:
Here's one other thing to since I plan to go all out but only a piece or two at a time. I guess this is called the bonnett or so I've heard it referred to as that (the piece on the hood circled in red). The hood and bonnett as I'm calling it are last on the list pieces since they dont really have to do with the operation of the machine but the bonnett as were calling it. I would like to get a more traditional looking one seen on these machines.
Mine:
One I would like, more traditional looking for these machines... note the recessed numbering, no $0.25 button like on my current one:
Lastly, I would like new wood paneling for the sides... again because of whoever did the hack job on this machine before me. Each side is made of two pieces of wood with really $hitty drilling.
Here's what the current sides look like so you know the shape of the paneling I need.
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Left:
Oh, and then there's this thing... someone said I should replace it but I'm not so sure on that. It looks ok except for the bracing thats holding it to the base.
Everything in this reply is a last on the list sort of thing, but again, it all depends on the prices.
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MoreBloodWine
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| Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:53 am Post subject: Re: Token Vendor and linkage for Mills 777 |
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| REBSLOTS wrote: | | TY, I have everything you need to get your machine back up to speed including Original tokens |
Ok, using my new reply above this one, what are your prices ?
Please orice each item individually and price them low to high 
Ex.
1. chicken foot $0.50
2. chicken head $2.00
etc. etc. etc.
Thx
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millslot
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| Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 4:18 pm Post subject: 777 hightop |
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Hi, the panes of glass should be pretty easy, using the same measurements as the old ones (or just re-measuring) you can go to a glass shop and they can cut you brand new ones to fit. As for the side panels of the case (depending on how original you want to keep them) you could try to find new ones, but it might be easier to just have them restored. I'm not to sure where to find the exact parts you need, but here are a couple website worth checking out (some places sell reproduction parts, so again this all depends on how original you want to keep the machine)
http://squiresandcorrie.com/shop/parts-c-23.html
http://www.antiqueslots.biz/index.shtml
Also, heres some ebay dealers that frequently sell different antique slot parts and manuels, etc. so they might be worth a look at:
http://shop.ebay.com/nimblelass/m.html
http://stores.ebay.com/Las-Vegas-Antique-Slots
Hope this helps, and good luck with your machine! |
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