Coin Operated Pool Table Parts. Our complete line of coin op pool table parts includes everything you need to fix up and repair commercial pool tables.

Black Cat Pool Table Non-Coin Model FACTORY LEAD TIME 2 - 3 WEEKS $ 2775 (88' Model) $ 2875 (93' Model) $ 2975 (101' Model) Black Cat Non-Coin Pool Table - Very distinctive pool table with very contemporary appeal. Built to the same exacting standards as all other Valley tables, The Black Cat features a charcoal laminate with crystal flecks that will add drama sand style to any home, club or office!

Born Again Christian Nascar Drivers here. Black Chrome Corners and Matching Trim for a very sleek look. One-Piece Italian Slate is precision ground to 10/1000 of an inch with a one-piece ball return chute Combine all of these exceptional extras with the other standard Valley Pool Table features, and you've got a dramatic pool table that's in a class all by itself!

Transport the slate carefully. The most difficult part to transport is the slate tabletop, which is both heavy and fragile. Recruit several strong people to load the slate onto a furniture dolly, on its side.

Fasten the slate in place tightly with a furniture strap. If transporting by truck, fasten the strap around the slate and onto the truck slats. If at all possible, load it into the truck using a liftgate. • If you put the pool table in storage, choose a climate controlled storage unit, or a room with minimal variation in temperature and humidity. Lay the slate onto plastic sheeting, and tape more plastic sheeting over it. Store the carefully folded felt in a sealed plastic bag, and all other components in moving blankets or other protective materials. Remove only the rails and legs from a coin-operated table.

Remove the rail bolts with a socket wrench and detach them from the table. If two lengths of rail are connected at a corner, you may need to flip them over before you detach them gently. Carefully flip the table over and unbolt the legs. Flying Free Don Besig Pdf File.

Do not attempt to disassemble the rest of the table without professional help, since removing the coin-operated mechanism can make reassembly difficult or impossible. • Some Valley Dynamo coin-operated tables have a metal trim covering the rail bolts.

Remove the screws holding the trim in place, slide the trim toward the corner, then lift them up and out.