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This is the spot to list any parts that you are looking for.
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Re: tura bell
by nvmos2 » Mon Feb 03, 2014 4:02 pm
If you don't find it here,
you might try the forum at PennyMachines.co.uk
There are probably a lot more guys there with foreign (non-US) machines/parts.
you might try the forum at PennyMachines.co.uk
There are probably a lot more guys there with foreign (non-US) machines/parts.
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Re: tura bell
by gazza » Tue Feb 04, 2014 11:18 am
Ok thank you for advice and will check them out later.....i thought it was an american machine the mechanism being mills...live and learn i guess
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Re: tura bell
by nvmos2 » Tue Feb 04, 2014 12:22 pm
Yes; Tura was made by a relatively big German coin-op company.
They made a lot of different model machines.
They also revamped American machines, so your slot may very well have a Mills mechanism in it.
Even many of their indigenous bell mechanisms were basically copies of Mills mechanisms, perhaps even licensed by Mills, so parts may be interchangeable.
I would be more careful with the jackpot, however; it may be more unique to a Tura model.
They made a lot of different model machines.
They also revamped American machines, so your slot may very well have a Mills mechanism in it.
Even many of their indigenous bell mechanisms were basically copies of Mills mechanisms, perhaps even licensed by Mills, so parts may be interchangeable.
I would be more careful with the jackpot, however; it may be more unique to a Tura model.
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