What is this? 4-25

[remrogers]

[coyote101]

Old belt coin changer. I worked pumping gas all through high school and used one every day. No cash registers or calculators to tell you how to make change then. 

Pat

[nastygunz]

Haha thats pretty cool C101.  I always watched Mayberry RFD and wanted to work at a garage like Goober and Gomer 

[Hawks Feather]

Dang, that one got solved before I could even offer some hints. 

[FinsnFur]

That reminds me of when I was 14 and lived in the city. I had a paper route of about 75 customers and I had to go door to door "collecting" every week. Which was asking your customers to pay up.
I seen one of these in a magazine and I saved up enough money until I finally could have my own. I hated going collecting but when this thing came in the mail, it made it a lot more fun. I couldnt WAIT to knock on the first door and pump up some change with my new four barrel coin changer. 
My mom said it just advertises that I'm carrying money and I'm going to get robbed.

I used to have to carry around one of those vinyl zipper bank bags and man o man I hated digging through that thing for change.

[nastygunz]

 I had a paper route to!  I don't think they even do paper routes anymore for kids or do they?  I still have a scar on my forearm where Mr. and Mrs. Daniels new German Shepherd decided to take a liking to me   .... Then I took out my billy club that I carried in my paper satchel and I took a liking to him right back 

[Hawks Feather]

We still have paper delivery here in town. It has been done by 'kids' for years - some good and some not so good.  Currently we have a 'kid' who is probably around 20 and he has been doing a pretty good job of getting it delivered. Of course we also have the 'online' version of the paper, but it costs the same - so I get the delivery and sometimes look online if I want to see the early edition.

[remrogers]

Yup,, a coin dispenser. Figured it would not take long. Glad this brought back some good memories.