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    Ball Lifts

    The center I work at has Gold Crown ball returns at the approach and are the old long type.We are looking to buy
    some used brunswick 2000 returns.I need to know the proper way to move the lift to the rear of the approach
    which involves cutting the approach.Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks Ron
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