Small table with middle leg

[hang-the-9]

Anyone seen a table like this before? Looks like a 7 footer, maybe an 8, but with a middle set of legs.

 

[pt109]

I like it.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Definitely no sag happening there. A bit over engineered, but I like it.

 

[Patrick Johnson]

Anyone seen a table like this before? Looks like a 7 footer, maybe an 8, but with a middle set of legs.

Judging by the balls, it might even be a 6-footer.

pj
chgo

 

[TrxR]

Reminds me of a Valley but I've never seen one with 3 sets of legs

 

[realkingcobra]

Anyone seen a table like this before? Looks like a 7 footer, maybe an 8, but with a middle set of legs.

All someone did is add a third pedestal to the table to help support the frame sag. That's not factory.

 

[Dan_B]

I'd almost give it a bonified 4-ball table qualification, being what looks to be longer than the normal width, plus the snooker bend pocket facings.
Why the extra legs?
...don't know,
more than 1 possibility...

 

[realkingcobra]

I'd almost give it a bonified 4-ball table qualification, being what looks to be longer than the normal width, plus the snooker bend pocket facings.
Why the extra legs?
...don't know,
more than 1 possibility...

No snooker bends in the pockets.

 

[straightline]

Might be a Global; similar trim.

 

[Dan_B]

No snooker bends in the pockets.

oh', the pocket close to us looks rounded, hard to discern the tip, tits...
but yeah, sides have more of a point.
...excitement down a little

 

[3kushn]

All someone did is add a third pedestal to the table to help support the frame sag. That's not factory.

Complete overkill for a table like this but in a way I like it.
I do overkill for other things often.
In my work, if I only see a microscopic window of success, I tell the customer I'm walking.
This setup is likely in the microscopic arena. Who sold this idea??
I still like it though. Even though likely a PITA

Oh, I forgot to mention... I'm not a table mechanic. Leave it there.