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The thread is 3/4"-16.

Is Shane's match being streamed?

There are no two tables that play alike, There's always adjustments to be made.

I get 5 cushions on my GCI with adjusted subrail bevels and Diamond Black cushions as evidenced by my video on the first page of this thread.

The actual cue he used to run 526. Denny got if from Mosconi's wife.

I know this thread is about 'bushkas, but there's no telling what this could fetch. Mosconi's 526 Rambow from the Glenn Collection. Yours truly holding a piece of billiards history.

Quick Google Search yielded this. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/rail-bolt-torque.493150/

How did you get the old adhesive off the rubber without damaging them?

That's who I would hire to do the work.

I would ask him what he is planning to do with regard to the cushion replacement. If you don't like the answer, you couldl always ship the rails to a mechanic familiar with the process. Where are you located?

As I told you in your other post in the Main Forum, this is a Gold Crown I. There is no mistaking this for a II. I even laid out the differences for you and provided a link to the Brunswick Gold Crown II Sell Sheet from 1975.

The table was never a coin-op. I'm not even sure you could do that on a Gold Crown I the way the ball return is setup.

Ideally, you would want someone experienced with executing to perform the task. The idea is to shave just enough material to land on the desired angle based on the thickness of your rails. I'm rather handy; cosmetically restored my Gold Crown I, built my own Gold Crown Light and Gold Crown...

A competent mechanic can get the nose height correct but the fact is, moden K55 rubber is 1/8" bigger that the Monarch SuperSpeed cushions that the tables were originally equipped with. Without modifying the subrail, you lose the 2:1 ratio playing surface. You wind up with 49.75" x 99.75" vs...

That's a Gold Crown I.

Make sure it is an actual Gold Crown II. Many people think their Gold Crown I is a II because it has adjustable feet, a metal nameplate and/or floating nut plates in the rails. These were all features introduced during Gold Crown I production (1961-1974). The Gold Crown II (1974-1976) was an...

Haven't the slightest idea. Perhaps it's just the model number, like AR 6100 is the model number for the GCI.

Very cool! Thanks for posting! That table appears to be untouched.

No there is not and no they won't.

Say what? All cushions for a Pro 8' and a 9' table are 48" long. I think someone is telling you a story if they are saying Artemis are the only cushions that will fit. Love to see a pic of your table! It's not often you see a true Gold Crown II...