Help ID'ng a 12 year old Olhausen

[BenRaines]

Check out the pictures and tell me if you know which model it is..

I am looking to purchase this 12 year old table.
I have not seen it in person yet.

But it is an 8 foot Olhausen and I was told the felt needs replaced.

They are asking $900.00. (Might be a little steep depending on the model and also if the pockets are still in good shape).


Dave

 

[wakuljr]

It is a Sheraton. It is the low end table from olhausen. It is a laminate, New they were 1600 to 2k. Not fancy by any means but if you just want to play pool it is the right table.

 

[strmanglr scott]

I'd keep looking, if you're not in a hurry you can find some really great buys on cl.

 

[BenRaines]

Thanks and I understand what your saying..

I was thinking about offering 400.00.

It'll cost 300 to move and I can get the simonis installed for about 300..

That would be about 1/2 the price of a new one and no taxes...

I'll have to think about it...

 

[TATE]

Thanks and I understand what your saying..

I was thinking about offering 400.00.

It'll cost 300 to move and I can get the simonis installed for about 300..

That would be about 1/2 the price of a new one and no taxes...

I'll have to think about it...

I think you have the right idea on the value.. My previous table was a 9 footer of this model and it was fine, but the slate was not their grade "A" stuff.

If you read up on it, you should be able to break it down and move it yourself with some help. It's kind of fun learning how to do this stuff - it's pretty basic as long as the table is in decent shape. You need to mark the slates before you disassemble it. To do a really great job, you may need a table mechanic, but with some study, patience and basic skills, you should be able to do an acceptable job yourself.

 

[maha]

you cant get one setup for no 2000 anymore. try about double that. they are good solid tables and well worth the money. the pockets do bobble the balls though as thats the way they are cut so you have to hit them softer when near the rails. and more precisely.
the good part about them is they look good in a house rather than something commercial looking.
they are the same table as their higher end models with just less fluff on the wood.