Little help

[The Renfro]

Need a list of tools needed for tearing down a 9ft anniversary...... Don't want to show up and have to run out to grab something I forgot to bring.....

So far I think just assorted end wrenches 7/16 to 5/8

Asuundy flat heads and philips heads....

2 ratchets and 9/16 sockets w/ extensions

But what about the frame bolts? I cannot recall what size they are but they are pretty massive......

Chris

 

[mrcue]

I believe the frame bolts are about 4" long - square head 3/4"... It's been a while since I've worked on one so not absolutely sure...

 

[fastone371]

Adjustable wrench, vise grips, pliers, and channel locks always come in handy in case you forget something. I always tend to take way more stuff than I need just in case, I would rather have something I dont need to use rather than need to use something that I dont have.:grin-square:

 

[9-ball B]

tearing down an anniversary

You will want to have a good cordless drill with at least a #3 phillips bit and a flat head bit(in case it has original slate screws). I would recommend having a set of hex wrenches in case the pockets have machine screws holding them in.

 

[The Renfro]

Appreciate the replies... Went to look and it was a 9ft =D Snooker =(

Very strange animal tho as the rail height of the nose was 1 7/16... Had been moved in one piece and looked like they drug it up the sidewalk based on the gouges in the rail caps... 3.5 corners and 4" sides....

 

[ROB.M]

Table

Appreciate the replies... Went to look and it was a 9ft =D Snooker =(

Very strange animal tho as the rail height of the nose was 1 7/16... Had been moved in one piece and looked like they drug it up the sidewalk based on the gouges in the rail caps... 3.5 corners and 4" sides....

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Hold out for a gold crown 4 from a closing pool room and get it for $300-$400 and have the frame beefted up, the rails rebuilt and some premium worsted cloth then you'll be a happy camper with a jam up table for a low end price





Rob.M