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Anyone have some pictures of the 2 play for 5 cent mech. Need some pictures of how it works.

This is the only picture I have but someone may have a more high resolution picture!
If I remember correctly the cam which turns on each handle pull or mech cycle prevents the coin detector from looking for a coin on every other mech cycle thus allowing a Free Pull on every other operation of the mech!!

A couple more pictures!
This is all I could find in my documentation & photo files!
Hope this helps!
MONTI

Thanks for the pictures. Really helped.

No problem!
We, as collectors and restorers are nothing without our documentation files, right?
Been collecting literature for 35 plus years!
Glad I could help!
MONTI

hello
as i am doing a 10 cent mills, it was converted from pence
do u by chance have pictures of the coin trough ? as the 1 i am rebuilding has a few streched springs
and i am having a hard time finding the info needed..a back shot of the coin mech with through would be great
thanks in advance

ed

Forgive my ignorance but the term coin "Trough" I am not familiar with?
And just when I thought I had heard everything! LOL
Possibly a picture of your slot machine that you are working on would be helpful to establish the model you are working!
As well as a picture of the area where your question resides!

ok give me 20 min's

ed

MONTI wrote:Forgive my ignorance but the term coin "Trough" I am not familiar with?
And just when I thought I had heard everything! LOL
Possibly a picture of your slot machine that you are working on would be helpful to establish the model you are working!
As well as a picture of the area where your question resides!

I'm with you Monti. The terminology "Coin Trough" to me, dictates the Coin Tray, in which the payout falls into,
and I do not know of any springs attached to that. Perhaps he is referring to the payout slide bundle?
This is why pictures are the key to help needed, in certain instances. It is also helpful to know a persons location,
in the event there is a fellow collector nearby, that may be able to help.
Which also brings to mind, something I am always ragging about. (Listing your location when you sign up). Look at
the very last signup page. Not one person had filled it in. Then one did go back and enter it from the UK. Thanks!
There are several members of this Forum that are across the pond, and may like to know each others locale, in the
event of help, but it is much more important to us here in the U.S., that have been helping one another in many
instances that I have seen. To list your State is nice, but a City is even more helpful. Unless you live in a small town,
with only 12 homes, a general store, and a post office. Then again, to be really helpful, you could list your address,
and which rock your key is under in the front yard!

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ed