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Hey all.

Looking at buying a used table from fb marketplace but don’t know exactly the model. Is there a way to find out? The seller claims it’s a t3000 but I have no way of to validate.

(New to foosball so trying to get a table to practice with)

tpymstp321870 Is the serial number from inside. Included photos too.



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General Chat / ITSF500 Polish #Leonhart Championships 2024
« Last post by foosballvietnam on July 08, 2024, 06:22:17 AM »

Match 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyGyA8v-olo

#ITSF500 Polish #Leonhart Championships  Foosball_DYP_FINAL_1 Leszczyński Sajnóg VS Bieniaszewski ZiółkowskiPolish #leonhart  Championships 27-30.06.2024 @Płock ITSF 500 Tournament
Source:   @ziouo 






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General Chat / Re: Foosball in Saigon
« Last post by foosballvietnam on July 08, 2024, 06:21:19 AM »
Pro play foosball: #ITSF500 Polish #Leonhart Championships #Foosball_DYP_FINAL_1 Leszczyński Sajnóg VS Bieniaszewski Ziółkowski
Polish #leonhart  Championships 27-30.06.2024 @Płock ITSF 500 Tournament
Source:    / @ziouo 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyGyA8v-olo
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General Chat / Re: Looking for a used B90 Bonzini
« Last post by olliebream on July 01, 2024, 12:02:59 AM »
In addition to contacting authorized dealers, you can also join groups on social media platforms. BonziniUSA is headquartered in the same location as the majority of US Bonzini tournaments.
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General Chat / Re: Replace scoring bead assembly Bonzini B90
« Last post by olliebream on July 01, 2024, 12:01:01 AM »
Anyone know how to remove/replace the scoring bead assembly on a Bonzini B90?
Do I need to remove the bottom parts of the table to get at a nut holding the assembly in place?
Or is it possible to do by loosening the goal/ashtray?
Thanks
On the Bonzini B90 table, the scoring nut assembly is usually located at each end of the table, near the bottom edge. Locate the exact location of the scoring nut assembly on your table. Use the appropriate tool (flat screwdriver, key, or screwdriver bit) to unscrew and remove the nut assembly.
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General Chat / Re: How would I knock out a tightly bound pin for replacing a man?
« Last post by bolt115 on June 29, 2024, 05:39:56 AM »
It is most likely the pin is broken and holes in man are not aligned perfectly with holes in rod. 
 Have you tried knocking pin out from both sides? 
Are you using correct size punch?
Is punch not staying aligned with pin as you strike with hammer?
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Hello, I'm waiting for any support. Thanks in advance.
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What would be the solution to getting a pin out that is tightly bound to the rod? I've got all the materials for replacing a man, but it seems that the manufacturer has made the pin super tight, which means that striking it with even a regular hammer does not budge it. What would the solution be here?
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General Chat / Re: Tornado in garage/barns
« Last post by russkris on June 26, 2024, 06:59:27 PM »
If your buddy is thinking about putting a Tornado table in a garage or barn, there are a few things to consider. Extreme temps and humidity swings in upstate NY could mess with the table, causing MDF to warp and the glues to break down. Rust on the rods is another concern. Maybe try using a cover and some desiccants to protect it a bit. If it's possible, keeping it in a more controlled environment, like Equestrian Buildings or similar, could be a better idea. Hope this helps!
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