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Although these machines are from Aus, getting a matching mechanism I suspect will be a challenge.....I would have bought something complete as a project to restore maybe.....As Aristomatic mentioned, one of our fellow members from Aus may advise on availability.. Yep, gonna be very difficult findin...

Need a ................... Are these easy to source?. Sent an email to Henry Powell last week but didn't get a response.

Cheers
Rod

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Hey guys. Is there a way to figure out the manufacturing date of Aristocrat bandits?. Just picked up a Money Tree which is a Mark 1 Regal. It has the plate on the side with serial number and a place for the manufacturing date, but it is blank. There's a bunch of numbers on the frame of the mech, but...

Are these hard to come by? I'm needing one for a Regal that's missing it entirely.

Can't help with your issue. But I can tell you your machine isn't a Money Tree. It's another game with a Money Tree belly panel, as I picked this up the other day

So the Honey Bee has arrived! Markings inside suggest it was made in 1975. Have had to do a crash course on trouble shooting already. Thanks to the excellent resources on this site along with the Aristocrat service manual, I was able to sort it out. The payout slides were pretty well gummed up with ...

Heh, I get this feeling there are no post 1970 Aristocrats over there

The Honey Bee is running on Aussie 10c

How about the Jubilee below. Now THAT is huge.

lol. Built to last! So the best way to move them is to break it down by removing the mech?

I'm in Australia BTW, so quads are pretty common. As are the 1970s Jubilees with the wood-grain panelling and jumbo top boxes. Yuk!

Hi guys. Just thought I'd join up, as I will be picking up my first bandit in a week or so. The bandit is the last piece in the puzzle that is my gamesroom. I have four late '70s solid-state pinballs, an upright arcade, a cocktail arcade, plus a home-made jukebox cabinet. OK, well I need to keep sea...