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brigham wrote: ↑Sat Mar 19, 2022 3:34 pm What's on the 'dark side'?

It’s got the same machine on all 4 sides.

Just a bit if fun, anyone know where this is situated? Really bad condition and still taking money!

Some people like what is generally called ‘patina’. Unfortunately I’m not one of them. You wouldn’t keep an old car in a worn and scratched condition or call it patina and I don’t see the difference. If I can restore a machine to a condition it might have been in when it was new then that’s my prefer ...

gameswat wrote: ↑Fri Mar 11, 2022 9:20 pm My assumption was the photo was just an example of what he needed because that obviously was perfect.......

This is a closer look at the wear in the backflash, my choice is to replace it.

Does anybody have a backflash for this machine or know where I can get one?

Finally got the new paint job finished.

Well in the end I made this from some polished stainless steel.

I just noticed the Bell Cascades at £650 and £700. A complete machine in good condition is no more than £500. Both were missing parts and that was only what we could see from the front, wonder what was missing in the rear. Unfortunately auctioneers who can’t describe them accurately enough taking adv ...

Hi, Well 9 years later and I now own both of these machines, apparently taken to Oz and then brought all the way back and ended up local in Lincoln ! I'm after some help with the Jackpot on the Hi-Top. The window has a metal spacer ( shown in photo) but this allows both the jackpot and the reserve ...

There are two mistakes everyone makes when working on a Cascade. First they take out the glass and all the parts "cascade" onto the floor, second when they put it back together they put the top arm of the bonus retainer in the wrong way round (you will find the bracket is not square at the top, but ...