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There is no shortage of stereoview cards on ebay covering every genre. Standard stereoview cards measure 7 inches by 3 1/2 inches and individual photos vary a bit but about 3 inches square. Your cards look larger than this but hard to judge from your photos - so maybe you will have to make your own....

Manufactured by... The London Automatic Machine Company......it said on mine.

Tyres are measured with the diameter in inches and the rest in metric??

Motorcycle chains are still measured using fractions of inches although pins and rollers seem to be metric.

Replacing a tooth as Pennymachines describes is a good repair, but as this is a ball count unit which will use limited steps , you may be able to reposition the stop stud and the switch actuating post ..maybe half a turn? and then the unit can work on a different set of teeth.

I think the seller will be very disappointed when the purchaser claims his money back from the auction house if this has been wrongly described. Sounds fraudulent to me.

I would like to access the Arena too

ABC = All British Company

The coin flicker works nicer if you make it from brass

We knew you could do it!

Another Airplane with a different top flash.

Here are some more wings

Idle speed seems to be 800 rpm max revs 3.000

From the sound of it, he achieves a slow enough tick over to be able to engage drive at standstill by knocking one bank out. You'd only need to kill one magneto. Ignition system. The ignition system comprises two magnetos, which are attached to the wheel case, one on the left, and one on the right....

This is the recipe for cleaning oxidised copper wire so that it can be soldered

Cascade weight 38lb

cait001 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2019 2:51 pm Can someone give me the exact dimensions of a Cascade, and weight?

Measurements: 30 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches.

As I remember it all these tokens were slightly larger than a sixpence so the machine could separate them. Tokens with holes were 3d value and the solid ones were 6d value.

I see a Williams pintable coil used as a reset coil on that stepper unit which I think ran on 24volts ac. Looks like Williams coils could be used to replace any burnt out relay coils. Check the coils first with a meter, as the coils often look discoloured with the paper wrappings burnt off.

All the Brenco machines I have seen are very over engineered. I don't think they would ever wear out!

The hopper has timed out because not enough coins and, yes, you need to press the reset button. I think this is somewhere near the red light you are seeing. You may need to pull the hopper out to find it.