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Title: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Jim on September 03, 2011, 05:21:46 pm Hello everyone,
Hope the holiday weekend goes well for everybody ! ! ! I'm slowly getting back into restoring and my Stoner 180 is the first "big" project I have completed. I did finish restoring a Vendo Coin Changer a couple of months back, but that's a small project... I uploaded a few images into the Photo Gallery for the >>Stoner 180 (http://soda-machines.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=66&g2_itemId=6464)<< I'm getting everything ready for my Vendo V-81B to be painted... The painter has a test panel to see how clear will affect the sample water transfer decals I applied to the panel... Once everything is tested, it's time to paint and begin re-assembly! I'll keep you posted once this machine is complete... Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Slider-Bob on September 03, 2011, 05:38:31 pm The Stoner looks great Jim. I've always wanted one...
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Creighton on September 03, 2011, 06:55:59 pm Very well done Jim!! Keeper?
Creighton Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: johnnyselman on September 03, 2011, 07:11:15 pm Looks Awsome Jim!!! Its a great feeling completing a top notch restoration!!
,Johnny Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: cokecolaman on September 03, 2011, 07:25:09 pm Very nice
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: rayg on September 03, 2011, 08:15:35 pm Jim, you did a great job, looks as nice as one of Curtis's.... Thanks again for your help on my Stoner!
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Pat Pixley on September 03, 2011, 08:55:17 pm Looks good Jim :smile:.
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: mznb1u on September 03, 2011, 10:51:57 pm Looks great Jim! How did you get the pulls to be such a bright red color? Are those original or did you replace those with repops?
I love the hammertone green too! :drinking: Tim :drinking: Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: collecture on September 04, 2011, 01:11:40 am Looks great Jim! How did you get the pulls to be such a bright red color? Are those original or did you replace those with repops? I love the hammertone green too! I agree jim! Looks AWESOME! (my 5-Y-O's newest favorite word)!! :biggrin: :laugh: I remember Curtis posting a reproduction process involving variable drills, swirling and sanding. Is that what you did? Do tell?? Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: aristocrat on September 04, 2011, 02:59:18 am mmm...... great job! regards GP Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Larry on September 04, 2011, 09:55:47 am Top notch :jawdrop:!! You even included the instruction card plus the service clip. Not to mention a lock on the coin box.
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Jim on September 04, 2011, 02:58:03 pm Thanks everyone!
With the 180 under my belt, I have dismantled my Junior and will be getting to work on it... Thanks for mentioning the details Larry! Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: bubba on September 04, 2011, 09:31:51 pm Looks awesome Jim.. It looks like the hammertone came out very even.. not easy on big surfaces..
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: bcharlton on September 05, 2011, 12:23:39 pm Nice Job Jim,
Good luck with the next one. Brian Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: bremett on September 05, 2011, 12:35:13 pm Very nice restoration. I am impressed.
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Jim on September 05, 2011, 02:23:20 pm Quote I remember Curtis posting a reproduction process involving variable drills, swirling and sanding. Is that what you did? I do want to experiment with colored resins, create a mold, eight actually, mix the base color and swirl in white or some other color and pour the resin mix into the molds. This would get very close to the originals...Mine are just powder-coated red. I powder-coated all the shelves, product display and brackets, the red trim around the mirror, and the black base is also powder-coated since this woud hold up to foot traffic better. Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: bcharlton on September 06, 2011, 08:52:59 am hi Jim,
Not trying to be a "stickler" but you have done a great job restoring a "Stoner Senior" modal. Yours will vend 160 candy bars total. 8 slots with 20 shelves in each slot for a total of 160. Stoner 180s have square mirrors with chrome bezels on 3 sides and 8 slots with 25 trays totalling 180 selections. Just trying to be helpful. Curtis can verify. Here is a pictrue of my Stoner 180. Brian Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Cokemachinesandmore on September 06, 2011, 09:41:28 am holy cow you went ALL OUT on that restoration, looks fantastic. How long did the resto take you
Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Jim on September 06, 2011, 10:27:37 am Thank you for model identification Brian !
I'm still learning about the Stoners, but do know the difference between the Junior and 120... Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: bcharlton on September 06, 2011, 12:33:43 pm Jim,
I have been restoring Stoners for 10 years. I thought all Jrs were 120s There is a Junior Deluxe model (large bezel that holds identification tag) and standard Juniors (small bezel). What is a 120? Brian Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: Larry on September 06, 2011, 01:00:31 pm Go to the home page.
"User Menu" "Downloads" "Misc Manuals" "Stoner Manual - Parts and Instuctions" Pg. 4 and 5 Title: Re: Stoner 180 in Mid Green Hammertone Post by: rayg on September 06, 2011, 10:18:18 pm To expand on what Larry pointed out:
In the Stoner manual that can be download this site http://soda-machines.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=94&Itemid=61 it shows 6 models (thanks Jim & Larry) 1) Senior 8 slot w/20 shelves (160) 2) Junior 6 slot w/17 shelves (102) 3) Theater model 8 slot w/20 shelves (160) with a illuminate mirror and candy display 4) Dual theater model two theater model attached at the base total (320) 5) Senior with Gum & Mint Unit & coin changer 7 slot w/20 shelves (140) and mint & gun racks 5) 120 which is a taller Junior 6 slots w/20 shelves ...quote from the manual " The Model 6-120 Univendor is a composite machine base on both the junior and the Senior Univendor No 180 was list, so I think it did come later, I sill have to change my list of machines from a Stoner 180 to a Storner Senior |