Leveling a toy crane machine on an uneven floor is crucial for fair gameplay and proper function. When the machine isn't level, prizes may not drop correctly, and the claw might not move as intended. Here are effective methods to achieve stability:

First, identify the uneven spots by placing a small level on the machine's base or prize platform. Notice which corners or sides are lower. For minor adjustments, use plastic or metal shims—thin wedges available at hardware stores. Slide them under the low corners until the machine is stable. You can also try adhesive rubber pads or furniture wedges for quick fixes.

If your machine has adjustable feet, turn them clockwise to raise or counterclockwise to lower each foot until the machine is balanced. For permanent solutions on carpeted floors, consider placing a sturdy board underneath the machine before leveling.

Test the machine by playing a few rounds to ensure prizes drop consistently. Regularly check the level, as floor conditions can change. With these simple steps, your crane machine will provide reliable fun for everyone!