Does this machine exist?
#1
Posted 22 November 2007 - 12:48 PM
1. Triple head 2 candy 1 gumball
2. Single high security key for Quarter Turn open top and coins.
3. Same single key for all machines
4. Back access for coins with coin catch tray, doesn't need to be separated.
5. Metal vending mechanisms.
6. Handles heat well
7. Prefer totally clear canisters and/or removable canisters
I am looking for a high quality low maintenance machine. The closest I have seen are:
1-800-Vending (but they have a screw in top lock and I don't want carpel tunnel)
Can I change the locks for the tops of these to be one turn opens?
XYZ Pro (Might be what I am looking for, but don't know much about machine)
#2
Posted 22 November 2007 - 07:46 PM
It sounds like xyz I have a couple triple. I would prefer to have those that have separate canisters forPlease let me know if something like this is available commercially, or which machine gets the closest to this list, and I can make the minor changes.
1. Triple head 2 candy 1 gumball
2. Single high security key for Quarter Turn open top and coins.
3. Same single key for all machines
4. Back access for coins with coin catch tray, doesn't need to be separated.
5. Metal vending mechanisms.
6. Handles heat well
7. Prefer totally clear canisters and/or removable canisters
I am looking for a high quality low maintenance machine. The closest I have seen are:
1-800-Vending (but they have a screw in top lock and I don't want carpel tunnel)
Can I change the locks for the tops of these to be one turn opens?
XYZ Pro (Might be what I am looking for, but don't know much about machine)
easier service.
#3
Posted 24 November 2007 - 12:43 AM
#4
Posted 24 November 2007 - 12:46 PM
After checking all the archives I think I am going to stick with single/double heads and an occasional rack. I want to choose a company that can grow with me, so I can incorporate stickers, etc as I grow. What companies offer a head with a single key turn to open and refill the candy, and also easy access to a coin tray without having to remove the entire candy top?
leo.......the Northwestern super 60 series offers what you are asking for.
#5
Posted 28 November 2007 - 01:34 AM
#6
Posted 28 November 2007 - 08:56 AM
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