Title: Vendo hd56a
Post by: on July 23, 2003, 09:55:43 pm
Looking for any info on a machine I just got. Its a Vendo HD56A. Anything like age, avalible parts and value (if any) that anyone might have. Thanks, Bob
Title: Vendo hd56a
Post by: johnieG on July 23, 2003, 10:31:00 pm
Hi & welcome! can you post a picture & the serial no.? This will help greatly in identifing the make/model info & age of your machine. also is it a Coke, Pepsi, etc??? spare parts are around depending on what you're looking for 
specific info brings better results, hope we can help...JohnieG
specific info brings better results, hope we can help...JohnieGTitle: Vendo hd56a
Post by: on July 24, 2003, 09:17:17 pm
| Quote (johnieG @ July 23 2003,11:31) |
| Hi & welcome! can you post a picture & the serial no.? This will help greatly in identifing the make/model info & age of your machine. also is it a Coke, Pepsi, etc??? spare parts are around depending on what you're looking for specific info brings better results, hope we can help...JohnieG |
The serial # is IKF022498, Model # is HD56A, MFR.'s OIC70207A. Any help would be great. I'll try to get a pic as soon as I can. Thanks, Bob
Title: Vendo hd56a
Post by: johnieG on July 26, 2003, 09:03:45 pm
OK! We're off to a good start, so it's a square-corner machine with no light up sign. does it say "Coke" or "Pepsi" inside"?
well if I read the serial no. correctly ( and feel free to correct me if I smurf it up guys) it's looking like it was made in Feb. 1960 no. 2498 off of the line. Guess we'll find out when the Pic gets posted... the Vendo HD56A had a fake wood-panel door on the front & was generally an "Office" or a break room vendor for inside use. & shared many common parts with the other "square-corners" V56's shelves, vending rack, but the coin slot was on the interior door.
well if I read the serial no. correctly ( and feel free to correct me if I smurf it up guys) it's looking like it was made in Feb. 1960 no. 2498 off of the line. Guess we'll find out when the Pic gets posted... the Vendo HD56A had a fake wood-panel door on the front & was generally an "Office" or a break room vendor for inside use. & shared many common parts with the other "square-corners" V56's shelves, vending rack, but the coin slot was on the interior door.