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pwd72s 11-30-2011 10:23 AM
I think we have sufficently discouraged this project. ;)

jyl 11-30-2011 11:48 AM
I'm off to beat my wife now for good measure.

URY914 11-30-2011 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by jyl (Post 6401913)
I'm off to beat my wife now for good measure.
Good idea. I'll do the same to mine.

rouxroux 11-30-2011 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by azasadny (Post 6401081)
When it comes to moving pianos, safes or pool tables, I'd hire experienced, insured movers...


Bah...I've heard that you can flip one upside down, put it on the roof of a well-set up Mustang and just use a few Bungee cords....It'll slide right up and down that sleek rear end for easy loading.:D

dad911 11-30-2011 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by jyl (Post 6400590)
Old story. Wife wants a pool table. For the kids to play on with their friends. ........

What would you do?
I wouldn't set one up for pros, but for the kids and an occasional adult game? I have diy, and would do it again in a heartbeat. You need a straight edge, and an accurate level.
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GDNF2ET 11-30-2011 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by rouxroux (Post 6401974)
Bah...I've heard that you can flip one upside down, put it on the roof of a well-set up Mustang and just use a few Bungee cords....It'll slide right up and down that sleek rear end for easy loading.:D
That will work only if you hold it with your left arm as you're driving..:)

pwd72s 11-30-2011 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by rouxroux (Post 6401974)
Bah...I've heard that you can flip one upside down, put it on the roof of a well-set up Mustang and just use a few Bungee cords....It'll slide right up and down that sleek rear end for easy loading.:D
You must have heard that from a 944 owner...;)

pwd72s 11-30-2011 04:42 PM
If I had the space in my home for it, I'd be all over this set like a hog to slop, Tabby to free samples, etc...shipping costs be damned. That would be AFTER a PPI was done by an independent table mechanic, of course.

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rouxroux 11-30-2011 04:46 PM
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You must have heard that from a 944 owner...;)
You mean I can't trust 'em?:D

Sounds like a sweet deal, however it's like schlepping a B-3 up a flight of stairs.


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