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Title: Duncan parking meter model 60 Post by: Scottsmart on August 28, 2011, 01:53:51 pm I have a parking meter made by Duncan and the model is a 60, the internal locking mechanism has 2 screws that screw into the main body of the parking meter, I need to tap these out to clean the threads what is the thread type
Title: Re: Duncan parking meter model 60 Post by: Creighton on August 28, 2011, 07:27:20 pm Welcome to the board! Several of us have parking meters. A picture would help a bunch.
Creighton Title: Re: Duncan parking meter model 60 Post by: Scottsmart on August 28, 2011, 07:34:18 pm How do I attach a pic my browse is not highlighted so won't let me
Title: Re: Duncan parking meter model 60 Post by: rayg on August 28, 2011, 11:05:47 pm Scott, try the following:
1) Click on "Reply" this will pop a window in the lower left hand corner of the reply window you will see the following (see below) 2) Click on" Attach Choose file" This will pop a window of your Windows Explorer, go to the the folder you have the pictures in and select the first one picture. 3) If you have more then one picture click on (more attachments) and another "Choose File" will appear repeat step #2 Note: Each picture must be under 100KB To determine the picture file size "right click" on the picture you want to attach and then left click on properties to get the file size. Most newer Digital cameras will save the picture in a .bmp (bitmap) file format and will be lager the 100k. To resize a picture: There are allot of ways and tools available to re-size you pictures. But the one that everyone using windows has is" Paint" found under "All Programs"(Win 7)-> Accessories" Once in "Paint" open your file, below the picture it will show size ... click on "save as" an select JPEG .jpg this format will reduce the file allot with out losing allot of picture quality . If the file is still to large then re-size it (click Resize or press ctrl-w)" trying 50% in reducing the Horizontal & vertical ... keep checking size and reduce until you have the file under 100KB. Ray Title: Re: Duncan parking meter model 60 Post by: Scottsmart on August 30, 2011, 10:00:01 am Can anyone help me out here, i need 2 new locks and keys for my parking meter, 1st lock i need is for the coin flap not the coin canister and the 2nd lock is for the opening of the dome.
I also need the mechinism that goes onto the lock to secure the coin plap closed if you know what i mean, pictures should tell the story. Rgds Scott. |