There is a thread on how to fix a possible sag onthe ends of a Gold Crown 3. I remember hearing it was written by RKC. I have tried the search function and apperently can't word it correctly to find the result I need. Could someone send please me the link? Thank you in advance.
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- Thread starter roberthans
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The fix was to screw a piece of angle iron to the underside of the frame at the ends
On the older tables the wood that forms the long side pieces of the frame was longer and ran the length of the table
On the older tables the wood that forms the long side pieces of the frame was longer and ran the length of the table
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IMO you can have slate sag on all any of the GC frames Iv'e seen if the shims are in the wrong spot.
IMO you can have slate sag on all any of the GC frames Iv'e seen if the shims are in the wrong spot.
The frame modification to fix any potential slate sag is for the GC4, because of the way the frame was designed.
Here's a link to the thread (post #1):
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=132657
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Thanks
That was helpful. Thanks
That was helpful. Thanks
sometimes the GC4 frame designs are on the late model GC3
How you doing RKC? I hope business is good for you. Would you be able to share with us the problems that the early Gold Crown frames suffer from?