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I saw an ad on the net somewhere for restoring old coin slides . Anyone know who does this ?
Thanks
Sam

sam2002 wrote:I saw an ad on the net somewhere for restoring old coin slides . Anyone know who does this ?
Thanks
Sam

Not sure what you mean by 'Restoring' coin slides. Anyone can easily do them.
I clean them with solvent, then use a power wire brush. They should always
be reassembled 'bone dry'. By no means, put any oil or grease on them.

I think this is what you're looking for:

http://www.crowriver.com/ps/repair.htm

Yes got a hold of crow river , this one is beyond his scope of work . Liberty bell payout pinball coin slide , and it has a do hickey that is riveted to the mech it is bent and the coins will jam once the coin tube fills .
To rectify this I open the coin slide box and manually turn the coin tube when it is full so the nickels deposit to the cash box .
Quite an intricate coin slide .