Recommendations appreciated

[Quick Grab Vending]

Hello all, just created an account and was hoping to get some friendly advice. 

 

I purchased my first machine not long ago, a Seaga 2300 and am not happy with my decision. The vertical drop system is finnicky and difficult to load correctly, and it uses a modular design that has required me to buy parts which don't achieve their purpose well. Anyway, I'm losing money because the thing jams or dumps cans so often. I messed up. Time to cut my losses and get something better. 

Would anyone be willing to recommend me a machine that would vend both beverages, as well as smaller (candy) and larger(chips) snacks? I'm hoping for something that will be reliable and not too terribly difficult to repair or find parts. Any suggestions are very appreciated. 

[Gizmo Vending]

AMS Sensit combo.   Can’t go wrong.  Plenty of pets available, easy to load and service. 

[Quick Grab Vending]

Thanks, I was looking at some of these AMS combo machines. I will get in touch with the AMS distributor in my region. 

[drewfriedman2]

On 5/1/2023 at 7:05 PM, Quick Grab Vending said:

Thanks, I was looking at some of these AMS combo machines. I will get in touch with the AMS distributor in my region. 

Best to look for refurbished over new in most cases, it will save you a pretty penny as well. 

[AZVendor]

And don't get a Sensit 1, which will be called just Sensit.  Get a Sensit 2 at a minimum model number, but a 3 or 4 is better though they are newer so they will cost more.  And don't get an Outsider model as it's all bulked up for outdoor use.