Dual Manhattan

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Dual Manhattan

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Here is a video of my Dual Manhattan Coin-Op. a special thanks to Shawn O’Rourke for his help in getting it all together and running.

https://youtu.be/KKbdocQHgIc
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Glad to see it back together and working great... The girls seem to enjoy it...
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Very nice!

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Nice. Could you post some closeup and detail pictures.

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There is pretty good detail in the video. YouTube link is attached in the original post, but here it is again.
https://youtu.be/KKbdocQHgIc

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A couple of close up pics from the video:
Mechanism inside case:
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Coin going into funnel:
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ha, ha! :D it seems that the coins fall into the funnel by a miracle!
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That is an amazingly rare machine, congratulations on getting it going! Shawn O'Rourke helped me with mine as well, he is as handy as a pocket on a shirt :-) , although mine is just the run of the mill single Manhattan.
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The coin ramp and funnel make up a crude but surprisingly effective slug rejector. Any coin (or slug) that is not the correct weight will overshoot or fall short. Plus, there's a magnet under the end of the ramp to give just enough attraction to interrupt the travel of any steel slugs or washers. It's fun to watch but the designers didn't care about that -- they just wanted to ensure proper payment for each tune.

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Absolutely fantastic rare machine, but I must point out that the thread title makes me thirsty.

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