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jeff of pa

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in the 70's they used to set one in the midway during carnivals.
I don't think I Wasted more then $2.00 total over the Years :tongue3:
they would place a $20 or maybe it was a $50 bill folded up at the edge ready to Drop Off. Of course My Quarters Would never even get
anywhere but under a few Quarters already in there :laughing9:
I Learned Quick you could spend Hours there & The Bill will only move backwards :laughing7:

there is one Collecting Dust in the Gas Station a few Miles from here. it Teases me :tongue3: & Calls my Name when I Go in the Pay
for my Gas. But I've never seen anyone Playing it.

No Towers in them Either, Just a Layer of Quarters, A Few Folded up Bills & watches & Crap :coffee2:
 

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unless You Feed it a Few Dollars worth of Quarters Each drop
The Top Shelf Works like When you Put an Ax Head on a Handle


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The more you Strike the Bottom of the Handle, The
more the Ax head comes Up :coffee2:
 

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I was watching some of these on youtube a year or so ago. So I decided to build one in the basement. Cost about $300. That slide mechanism can be found online, the sides are cheap plastic wallboard like they use at fast food restaurants. The motors are easy peasy to get also. I just let my "winnings" fall into a basket. I got bored with it and sent it to my daughter after a couple weeks. I put casino "chips" in it, quarters, and some odds and ends.
 

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