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LOL. You hit the sweet spot with my buddy, you better run and hide!:eek:

It is, but the slate is 3 piece. So in theory the slate is only 4.5'x3'. We only have 2-3 stairs total to deal with, hopefully it won't be too much trouble. :eek:

Will do! I just checked UHaul's website and the hand truck + blankets isn't going to be very expensive at all. You are great :)

Good idea with the labeling and separate bags, will definitely do that. The wood pallet is also a fantastic idea, I am going to try and find one I can borrow. I never thought of renting (vs. buying) the moving blankets, that's brilliant. Thanks Scott!

3 guys will be moving in total, should be good if we take our time and are careful.

The travel is going to be about 2 hours in total, mostly highway. Should I think about trying to stand them upright, or would stacking them flat with mover-blankets in between be alright?

Do we need any special tools to disassemble it?

Thanks Josh, great info! I think this is actually a table you delivered & set up a few years ago. I have read to expect each slate piece to be about 300 lbs...is that far off?

Fair enough. I am not too concerned with hurting myself, I think 3 young men can handle a 3-piece slate table without too much trouble. I am slightly concerned with damaging the table. I am going to continue doing some research into the best methods for packing the various pieces into the truck...

Not sure as it's my buddy's truck, but he says it's rated to have 3,000 lbs in the bed, over 10k for towing. I don't think the table weighs over 3,000 lbs, do you guys?

I am more than happy to reply to you, but why on earth would you need to know that information? Black.

I am purchasing a used 9' Diamond Professional table, and would like to see if I can move it myself. It has a 3-piece slate, so I am not too concerned about moving or having room in the truck for those. What I am unfamiliar with is the frame of the table. Can it be broken down into smaller...

Good advice :) Thanks guys

More pics...

Hey everyone...I'm looking at purchasing a used pool table and I would like help identifying the table. I'm pretty sure it's a Gold Crown, but I have no idea which generation it is. If anyone could help identify it, that would be great. Feel free to weigh in on whether or not you think it's...

The title says it all. I'm looking for a Diamond Table, preferably a Pro-Am. Located in Rochester, NY. Looking to get it anytime after October 25th.

Did you have him do your table? It seems like he is the man for the job. Any idea how much having him come to my house will end up costing? Since my original post, I have been put in contact with a potential diamond table. It is a 15 year old 9' professional. Are there any major differences...

Does said Cobra travel to Rochester, NY? :frown:

Definitely getting photos, and I will likely post them here if I have any questions. If it goes well I will go visit the table and inspect it. From the sounds of it, he is just using the term loosely.

Hey kc, thanks for the tips! I am really shooting for a diamond. Unfortunately, those are not that much cheaper used. I see a lot of new 7' and 8' ones for sale here on az, maybe a few years old, asking for 3k+. I have also seen several older 9' diamonds that have been customized for less than...