I have a harvard pool table that has 3-peice slate and one of the slate peices which i beleive it is the middle peice, is slanted , creating 2 bumps where it meets the other peices of slate. How can i fix this myself? Thank you

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Large holes and chips: Kerr-Vel Slate Patch (hard, accurate)
Broken or cracked slate: Slate Repair Glue
Seams: Billiard table wax (harder type of beeswax)

Application of above substances takes some skills.

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https://cdn.escaladesports.com/manuals/harvard/G01341W_110211XD.pdf

you can go to ace hardware or true value and spend under ten dollars. you need a 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" flex drain & trap con.[ it is rubber and has two hose clamps on it] and a white pvc reducer 1 1/2" to 1" and a small peice of 1" pvc. you hook the 1 1/4" side to your pool pump then the pvc reducer into the1 1/2' side then you glue the 1'pvc [about a 5" peice] into the reducer the other end of the 1'' will go into the adapter it fits tight but it will go now you are ready to go

Susanna, if this is an 8' professional type pool table with a slate top, you're going to need 2 men and a boy to help you. 90% of the dismantling of parts is done from under the table. Literally, just about everything ( Rails, side panels, legs, etc ) unbolts from underneath. About the only thing that doesn't is the slate top. It may be in two pieces rather than one and it's heavy.

Once you start looking around under the table, you'll see how it all goes together. Except, you'll be taking it apart.

Good luck and hope this helps you dismantle it, safely.

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You can do it your self stay away from the cordless drills get a carbide drill bit and a tube fill it with some water so it covers the peice of porcelain you want the hole in. Ihave know idia what a 2 or 3 tiered serving piece is. But if its made out of porcelain but if you have a high speed drill and bit and you can keep the peice cool you can drill perfect holes in it. It may take some time if the hole is 1/2 inch or more depending on how thick the meteral is put a peice of wood under the peice so you don't drill through the bottom of the tube. But small holes 1/4of an inch are much quicker to do. I dought you can find anyone else to do this for you And it sounds vary artsy but this how its done with tile and you can drill perfect holes in porcelain just go slow and steady and keep it under water at all times. good luck

the 601 had a design flaw, in the nose, where the nails hit as the are being pushed forward, the peice was made out of a peice of metal that was too soft, it wore down and that is where you get the double nail problem.

Senco offered a trade in, this was years ago, for a limited time and gave us credit towards new guns, which we gladly did

all crankshaft/block seals are 2 peice one peice is installed in block above cranksahaft then crankshaft installed 2nd peice is installed in oil pan oil pan then bolted to block to complete the seal same for front seal i really dont know how one would put a one peice seal on a crank look at a crank and let me know if you could figure that one out

Harvard game tables are made by Escalade Sports. (ESC)

Their website is here...
http://www.escaladesports.com


You can search for replacement parts, manuals, etc.

Enjoy

Very common to get a peice of plastic from the cube guide stuck in the impellar of the pump. Pull hoses off, look inside white housing on the pump, you may find a peice of plastic in there. Or is ou have broken slates in the cube guide from time to time smaller peices of ice will get in there. then the sound comes and goes. Of course it could actually just be the pump. :)