I resently setup a older Valley, 1991 vintage, and purchased new covered rails to replace the old ones. After installing The new ones have a thud sound to them and are not bouncing as you would expect from new rails. The rails have 3 bolts ea. and I tightened bolt 2 just till the cloth slightly touched the frame, then 1, then 3 the same way. I did this several times with a nut driver till they were nicely tightened by hand then moved on to the next 5 rails and did the same. I told the customer that situation might correct it self in a few weeks. Wrong. Ebayer seller dose not warranty rails. Only allows returns if not bolted to the table. The rails do not have that cut out where the cloth gathers and stapled on ea. end, so it's not really flat across the back of the rail if you look down the rail. There is only one place by the side pocket where it's visable. Would this cause a thud sound.
The seller's auction identifies the rubber as "K55 premium pink". The Valley web site uses K66 rubber. Is the difference significant?
I've covered several tables over several years and always replaced the rubber because of the big difference in price. Never had a thud problem till now.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank,
Stickman161
The seller's auction identifies the rubber as "K55 premium pink". The Valley web site uses K66 rubber. Is the difference significant?
I've covered several tables over several years and always replaced the rubber because of the big difference in price. Never had a thud problem till now.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank,
Stickman161