Brunswick Centurian
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In the past this model was called the Century. The most likely problem you may find would be with the legs. The legs were made of partical wood, not hardwood. If there was ever an attempt to move the table by sliding it there may be fractures or even breaks in the area where the bolts attach the legs to the base.
On the upside, if the legs are in good shape, the slate on that table (from the 80's) may well be better than the slate you would get if bought that model new today.
Good luck with your table search.
The table you are desribing is a older model "century". The "centurion" is the current model that replaced the "century". The most obvious change
is the legs. Centurion uses two pedestal style versus four individual legs.
A o.k table,was just too light for commercial use.
I have an 80's Century that Glen "modified" and it plays like a champ. The pockets are now 4.5" corner and 5" side with new Diamond rails and blue 860HR. I am happy with this table for home use and I will keep it until I find a nice pro 8 Diamond..........when I can lay out the $.
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It does, if Classic is the only place that has them.
LOL.yep missed a set on ebay two weeks ago for cheap too. oh well, I'm going to try use replacement price as a baragaining tool. wish me luck
"one"more question
got my table, a Century from the 80s, love it, still fine tuning my light. anyway , what rack holder is supposed to be used on this table? There's two holes drilled under the ball rack but no rack holder. will one from a GC work? oh and I 've since dusted the ball rack in case anyone noticed,lol
got my table, a Century from the 80s, love it, still fine tuning my light. anyway , what rack holder is supposed to be used on this table? There's two holes drilled under the ball rack but no rack holder. will one from a GC work? oh and I 've since dusted the ball rack in case anyone noticed,lol
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Without having a ball return receiver box, you will have to be creative to make a g.c holder work. The table originally had a real cheap piece of
metal that was bent in a couple of directions and screwed to receiver box, or the frame in drop pkt models.
metal that was bent in a couple of directions and screwed to receiver box, or the frame in drop pkt models.
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