YourOldDog
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Been reading this board for a little while and it looks like some friendly folks on board. I am new to this having never done it before and no one to tutor me locally that I know of.
I purchased a Whites Coinmaster 6000 di Pro SL used from a guy about 30years old (you'll see age connection in a minute) When I try using this I can hear plenty of activity in my ground but as I turn some of the knobs I notice they spin 360 degrees. Is that normal? This machine looks to be brand new, may have had a lot of closet time? Because of this guys age I am wondering if he may have let young children play with this thing and they twisted the knobs too hard causing them to spin 360....not all the time but much of the time. His ad said all the machine needed was cleaned up and aligned? What type of "aligning" would be done on these machines?
I've enjoyed reading your civil board and hope someone can help me out.
Been reading this board for a little while and it looks like some friendly folks on board. I am new to this having never done it before and no one to tutor me locally that I know of.
I purchased a Whites Coinmaster 6000 di Pro SL used from a guy about 30years old (you'll see age connection in a minute) When I try using this I can hear plenty of activity in my ground but as I turn some of the knobs I notice they spin 360 degrees. Is that normal? This machine looks to be brand new, may have had a lot of closet time? Because of this guys age I am wondering if he may have let young children play with this thing and they twisted the knobs too hard causing them to spin 360....not all the time but much of the time. His ad said all the machine needed was cleaned up and aligned? What type of "aligning" would be done on these machines?
I've enjoyed reading your civil board and hope someone can help me out.