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Just curious?? I'm using 4 1/4 dia.
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If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. Then quit. There's no use being a damn fool about it." -W.C.Fields -
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using 5"
balls fly over the top & miss the hole into the subway...crash ,bang,boom with the small ones.I never had a "10" ;..but ,one night after closing,..I did five " 2's" ! -
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felix...you talkin about pinwheel or Ball Lift sheaves?Comment
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ball lift///////horse collars!!!If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again. Then quit. There's no use being a damn fool about it." -W.C.FieldsComment
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Small clutch pulleys here.
JonasComment
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(I hope noone still has those original PBL 3 1/2" machined ones....the ones that send the 6 pounders thru the mask unit)
I have the 5's. Beware: combing these with a smaller sheave on the back end motor offset shaft to reduce the entire pit can result in the ball not making it over the top.Comment
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i like the 5" sheaves and the work well
TIMComment
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i measured as soon as i got in. Im usin those 3 1/2ers. also i dont have the nice curvy rails. i got the 90 degree deals at the top.
check out the pictures thread in our forum if ya dont know what im talkin aboutComment
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COORS: I used to work at an AMF center that had those rails. Are the balls going over steady with the 3 1/2's?Comment
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Quote:]Originally posted by BowlEquip:
COORS: I used to work at an AMF center that had those rails. [/QUOTE]
Get outta here!!!...
I thoughth i was the only one in the universe with those!!!
And yes...6 pounders are an easy 1&1/2 ft loftComment
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I'm discovering a lot of "I thought I was the only..." 's on this site. Fun, ain't it?Comment
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