A&A Global, Oak and Northwestern all sell their machines with the ability to get mechs for any currency you specify. There typically is no extra charge, but I don't know about foreign currencies.
SSF machines are of a very poor quality. At one time, I had two of them. One of the mechs broke. So for me, there was a 50% failure rate. I've never had any mech break on my Oaks, NWs or A&A Globals. The SSF body is cheap plastic. It's not even the sturdy ABS plastic. A sharp knife can slice right through the body of the machine. But, if you insist on SSF machines, you can get them cheaply enough on eBay and use those for parts.
If you have an adjustable wheel, then it is likely you have a candy wheel, and not a gumball wheel. You need a completely different wheel.
Call Northwestern to get a gumball wheel and brush housing. You can also call A&A global Industries, www.aaglobalind.com and they can sell you ones that will fit a NW60 too.
Dperry, who charges 35 to 45 dollars for candy machines? The ones i know charge 60 or so.
You should do some more reading, on here and on other vending blogs. A simple check on the kickstart page shows their prices for single candy machines. $39.99 for one location. Disregard their regular prices. They are perpetually having a sale. http://kickstartloca...SingleHead.html
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