Coin Operated Pool Table Tracks with Slate OFF

A short video of our new-to-us coin operated pool table with the top slate off so you can see the inner workings. It has a magnetic cue ball, and can be set for free play or coins. Rack 'em!

[@VanyahaHeights]

FINALLY! I know how those pool tables work! Worth the 14-15 years wait.. :)

[@williamfitts3893]

I see righr now you hadnt moved many like that, good luck

[@maxh2755]

:) 9 years now?

[@VetZI4]

So I was 1 yr old when this came out 😬

[@csawserv]

How much did you pay for the table?
Looks like a ZD-3?
Around 1980’s.

[@RedneckHillbillies]

@puertoricandad87 magnetic cue, that way all the balls are the same size...thanks

[@rollin8roblox]

Why a coin operated one?

[@csawserv]

Built solid.
Good resale value.
Easy to find.
Only 93” long, fits in most rooms.

[@gmcobrasnake]

Hey RedneckHillbillies! My question is how did you get it up those stair. It weigh like 710 Lbs????
Thanks really cool!

[@ramvan2284]

Bubba, his brother Daryl and his other brother Daryl... duh. Lol, love my kin folk

[@MadBadVoodo]

★★★★★

[@socalcraigster]

Valley Pool Table has their own video on youtube showing how the table is constructed - with the annoying music.