Just curious if anyone nows what a 9ft Gold Crown table weighs without the rails, slate and legs.
Just trying to decide if I want to move it or not
Thanks guys. That's what I wanted to know.
How hard is it to get slate off when they're doweled?
If you take off the slates rail and unbolt the pedestals, the frame weight under 200. 2 guys can lift it easily.
The middle slate is about 350. So I'd have 2 guys to lift with a 3rd spotting. I move mine on a square boat foam lift preserver that's maybe 16 in square and 3 inches high. I can set the slate on that without worrying about cracking it and you can slide the slate too. Going up stairs I take rope through the end bolt hole and make 2 loops as handles so the guy up stairs has better control/posture while lifting the slate.
If you take off the slates rail and unbolt the pedestals, the frame weight under 200. 2 guys can lift it easily.
The middle slate is about 350. So I'd have 2 guys to lift with a 3rd spotting. I move mine on a square boat foam lift preserver that's maybe 16 in square and 3 inches high. I can set the slate on that without worrying about cracking it and you can slide the slate too. Going up stairs I take rope through the end bolt hole and make 2 loops as handles so the guy up stairs has better control/posture while lifting the slate.
Each of the 3 pieces of slate weigh 227# (3 x 227= 681#)
All of the rails with pocket castings are about 160#, according to FedEx anyway.
Total weight of table is just over 1100#
Thanks for the replies.
I ended up buying it. I have a quote to have moved & setup. Probably will go that route. Not that I can't do it, but it's raining always and I don't have an enclosed trailer.
Another question. The side skirts were repainted brown. Originally white. Does anyone make the Brunswick decals (assume they are). I would like to redo the skirts back to original.
This is a 1968 Gold Crown. All white with stained top rails.
The middle slate is a beast. ...I moved 3 full sized tables in my life. My Anniversary is the last one I'll need.
Why would the middle slate be any different than the ends? I'm pretty sure they are all equal.