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Hey Everyone! Just wanted to see if I could get any insight into repair of this slot machine I have. I have no idea who manufactured it, or what type it is. It looks almost identical to the slot in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHbJZ_T ... uesNetwork

Looking at the close up picture, it seems like a part might be missing where this PickAxe looking mechanism rotates to push the lower lever. Definitely a lot of metal wear in the area.

Images posted here:
https://imgur.com/a/8w40CXU

Looks like you have a very nice Mills High Top from the Silver Slipper casino! Congrats. I’m not a slot tech, but folks on here are really good about giving repair advice. Congrats on your machine!

After further investigation it looks like a spring is missing and also there seems to be some kind of bump plate missing from the other part. Looks like maybe it has broken off.

How do people typically deal with broken or missing parts like this? Find someone that specializes in metal repair?

For broken or missing parts like yours, I try to get the part from one of the vendors that sells parts on these sites, such as "Mechanic". If he doesn't have the part, then I go to a weld/metal fabrication shop that I've found locally and get the part welded.

aaron832 wrote:After further investigation it looks like a spring is missing and also there seems to be some kind of bump plate missing from the other part. Looks like maybe it has broken off.

How do people typically deal with broken or missing parts like this? Find someone that specializes in metal repair?

YUP THE CURVED TAB ON TOP OF THE CLOCK, THE CLOCK ARM IS GONE. I CARRY THAT PART BUT THEY MADE TWO TYPES. WOULD NEED A BETTER PIC OF THE TOP OF THE CLOCK TO KNOW WHICH TYPE IS BEING USED. ANY OTHER MISSING OR DAMAGED PARTS WOULD BE BEST TO TAKE PICS OF. LATER JIM

I have added a couple of more pictures to the IMGUR link https://imgur.com/a/8w40CXU Also a video. Hope it helps identify the clock.