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Perhaps, (You would know) but at least as far as the rod going into the coin mech part.

Well, it may not be Laurel but seems to work the same way.

It's a laurel Machine. Contact them for a manual.

" Should I give him a price on the vac, install cost & lost income, " Absolutely. Just like I take care of relatively small damage claims. Keeps the insurance rates from going up.

Maybe not - I was surprised to learn in Illinois it's a minor crime. Dependig on town cops may or may not be interested.

Sticking relay could do that.

Just got a call from my Tunnel Tire shine supplier - raising prices 25%- Silicone costs have gone way up.

I think most of my customers have figred out Di Hydrogen oxide dissolves salt. - maybe not.

Why new Vacuums- What is wrong with the old ones?

Same issues with it popping open - use electrical tape - no tools - but tape may be considered a tool.

Bought a Viper shine and then bought 3 more. Cons - 50 cents per application. Pro, Less expensive unit to buy, install and maintain. No moving parts means little maintenance / headaches.

So, what's your point?

I have 4 of these in operation for years. . Great if sorting not an issue.

I use a small digital scale from Harbor Freight. I hand counted $100 in quarters to see what it would read. Then I put a container on it that will hold that much and dup in quarters to reach that amount. It takes a few seconds and can then dump that into a larger container if needed...

A while back I had something like this and was told I could remove it or py each time there was chargeback. I had it removed. I will have to check the latest statement.

Are you sure your bank won't accept unsorted mixed denominations? When I found out mine did I bought a mixed denomination counter that does not sort. . Less expensive than a sorter.

Dude - we are screwed. The only satisfaction you can get is to dispute it to cost the issuer time, then they deny it and tell you if you want to go to arbitration it will cost you $500 and you have to sign a form agreeing to that. I sign the form but cross out all language saying I agree to any...

FB Forum gave me a number = got it an it is correct length but spring seems longer so I have to put one on and check pressure.

Sometimes to break something loose you can try tapping whatever wrench you are using with a hammer in the direction of tightening it before loosening it.

I've used the expensive ones called Thomas but I am now trying one (Oil less) from Harbor freight. So far so good for last couple of years. Figured since they only run 4 minutes at time and with an open chuck they don't have much back pressure. Have also considered this...