Thanks, VendingI would never recommend using an extension cord. But circumstance often dictates. If you must use an extension cord never use anything less than a 12/3 cord and never go over 25'. 10' would be more acceptable. Just a thought.
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In Topic: Soda and Snack Machines
21 February 2011 - 06:26 AM
In Topic: Snack Machines
19 January 2011 - 12:44 PM
The location may be available, but i already had a location set up for it. Do you recall if the AP-111 was a shallow cabinet and did it have a gum rack.The AP111 is indeed a newer version then the AP6000. The 6000 was a shallow machine and the 6000XL was the full depth. Unfortunately, most people do not differentiate between the 6000 and 6000xl.
DO you get the location too??
Thanks
In Topic: Snack Machines
19 January 2011 - 06:39 AM
[quote name='Technivend' timestamp='1295379595' post='8469']
Good choice
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OK, So I went and looked at the AP-6600 machine, on the ID tag inside the machine was ID as AP-Snackshop 111, is a 6600 and snackshop-111 the same machine, I am thinking that the snackshop 111 is a bit of a newer model. The machine was in good refurbished condition, the cabinet was of a shallow model and there was no gum rack.
Does this make sense, is the snack shop 111 a newer model and would it have been a shallow cabinet without the gum rack.
Thanks for all the info so far.
Good choice
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OK, So I went and looked at the AP-6600 machine, on the ID tag inside the machine was ID as AP-Snackshop 111, is a 6600 and snackshop-111 the same machine, I am thinking that the snackshop 111 is a bit of a newer model. The machine was in good refurbished condition, the cabinet was of a shallow model and there was no gum rack.
Does this make sense, is the snack shop 111 a newer model and would it have been a shallow cabinet without the gum rack.
Thanks for all the info so far.
In Topic: Snack Machines
18 January 2011 - 06:10 AM
[quote name='Technivend' timestamp='1295306532' post='8461']
How are they selling them? Reconditioned, checked and working or as-is?
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The AP is on location working stocked with product ( The product comes with it ). The USI is under a guys car port, he says everything works ( i think i am passing on the USI ). I will go and look at the AP.
How are they selling them? Reconditioned, checked and working or as-is?
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The AP is on location working stocked with product ( The product comes with it ). The USI is under a guys car port, he says everything works ( i think i am passing on the USI ). I will go and look at the AP.
In Topic: Snack Machines
17 January 2011 - 05:09 PM
I have not seen the machines in person, they are from two different sellers. They are asking $850.00 for the AP-6600 and $500.00 for the USI. These prices were reduced from original asking price. What do you think.The AP6600 is a workhorse. Yes it is geting on in years but there are plenty of non-oem parts available for it. The USI Snackmart 2 on the other hand is old enough that parts availability is extremely limited.
However, for the right price anything can be a bargain.....
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