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foxygary

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I finished the slate today on my Olhausen. Put the cloth on, installed the rails, and played a few games. 5 of 6 rail cushions are dead or mostly dead. Mostly the middle area of the cushion is dead. the outside ends seem more lively on most of them.

Any suggestions? Do I need new cushions? I think that these have never been replaced, but I just bought it last week, so I'm not sure. The table is 23 years old.

Gary
 
foxygary said:
I finished the slate today on my Olhausen. Put the cloth on, installed the rails, and played a few games. 5 of 6 rail cushions are dead or mostly dead. Mostly the middle area of the cushion is dead. the outside ends seem more lively on most of them.

Any suggestions? Do I need new cushions? I think that these have never been replaced, but I just bought it last week, so I'm not sure. The table is 23 years old.

Gary
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Gary,
Sorry to hear about your problem. Sounds like you are in need of some new accufast cushions. It isn't much fun playing on a table with dead rails. Best of luck.
 
PoolTable911 said:
Gary,
Sorry to hear about your problem. Sounds like you are in need of some new accufast cushions. It isn't much fun playing on a table with dead rails. Best of luck.
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Pat,

Any suggestions where I can buy new cushions and cloth for my Olhausen Americana? I might as well replace the felt at the same time. BTW....would they be K66 cushions?

Thanks,
Gary
 
foxygary said:
I finished the slate today on my Olhausen. Put the cloth on, installed the rails, and played a few games. 5 of 6 rail cushions are dead or mostly dead. Mostly the middle area of the cushion is dead. the outside ends seem more lively on most of them.

Any suggestions? Do I need new cushions? I think that these have never been replaced, but I just bought it last week, so I'm not sure. The table is 23 years old.

Gary
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Gary

I responded to you 1-21 PM this morning. Sorry I had no idea what a PM was until I clicked on my own name. That said yes I am from Syracuse and Pat from Pool 911 responded to me also. We both need cushions.

I guess we both learned a lesson. Play the table before making a final offer on the price.

John

Pat you have been great with professional information. If I removed my rails and shipped them to you would you replace the cushions with accufast for me.? Ballpark price for 6 rails ? And do you sell simonis 860 ?

Thanks

John
 
foxygary said:
Pat,

Any suggestions where I can buy new cushions and cloth for my Olhausen Americana? I might as well replace the felt at the same time. BTW....would they be K66 cushions?

Thanks,
Gary
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Gary,
Technically, yes they are k66. But they are made for the 1 1/2" rail that olhausen uses. You can contact Tableman who post on our forum. He is an Olhausen dealer.
Billiard Table Services Inc.
336-428-3524
Authorized Olhausen Dealer
www.billiardtableservices.com
 
SyracuseJohn said:
Gary

I responded to you 1-21 PM this morning. Sorry I had no idea what a PM was until I clicked on my own name. That said yes I am from Syracuse and Pat from Pool 911 responded to me also. We both need cushions.

I guess we both learned a lesson. Play the table before making a final offer on the price.

John

Pat you have been great with professional information. If I removed my rails and shipped them to you would you replace the cushions with accufast for me.? Ballpark price for 6 rails ? And do you sell simonis 860 ?

Thanks

John
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Hi John,
I could take care of your rails for you. The labor is $175 plus the cost of the cushions. I will find out what the cost is on the accufast tomorrow. I do carry all colors of Simonis.
 
PoolTable911 said:
Hi John,
I could take care of your rails for you. The labor is $175 plus the cost of the cushions. I will find out what the cost is on the accufast tomorrow. I do carry all colors of Simonis.
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Thanks Pat. Now that I know how to see a PM you can PM me and I will check tomarrow night. Both Gary and I are in upstate NY for what its worth.
John
 
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