How to disassemble a coin operated pool table

how to disassemble a coin operated pool table

I have a Valley Coin Operated pool table which I need to completely take apart. I took the slate and the bumpers off and I need detailed. Remove only the rails and legs from a. One of the more time intensive steps of disassembling a pool table is removing the felt, but you'll have to do it in order to get to the slate bed. how to disassemble a coin operated pool table

Valley Coin Op table moving question

jay helfert

Shoot Pool, not people
I just bought and moved a 7' valley downstairs to my basement. All we did as far as dissassembly was take the legs off. It was a straight shot from my door to the stairs, so it went smoothly. Do you have a corner or some other object to negotiate?

They can be moved easily this way. Remove the legs, and lay (tip) the table on it's side on a flat dolly. Then you can roll it anywhere. You will need help to load it on the back of a pick-up. I lay a piece of carpet on the tail gate and bed, and then put one end up and slide it in. Three strong guys can do it easily. One on each side and one in back. Going up and down stairs I like to lay the table on it's side (no legs of course), and slide it down or push it up the stairs. I've probably moved a hundred of them in my lifetime. No biggie.

P.S. A lift gate is the nuts!
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