Topic: Please help with table identification and repair.

[magnod]

Hi all,
I work at a school and we had a foosball table donated to our students.
It lasted a while and I've been trying to keep it running with duct tape where I can.
Can anyone help me with identifying the table so I can try and find replacement parts. The kids love it and I'd hate to have to dump it because it can't be repaired.
For the most part, I think the plastic bushing/bearings keep breaking. I looked on Amazon and Ebay, but the plastic pieces that I take out of the table are around 2 1/2" long and I don't see anything similar anywhere. If I can't find the exact same pieces I was thinking of buying what I can and glue/screw them in place.

Thanks for any suggestions and help you can provide.

[snake eyes]

That looks to be a Johnny Lott Striker Foosball table, maybe Jim Waterman will chime in here to direct you to some replacement parts. Have you checked Ebay?


Snake

[magnod]

Thanks.
I have been looking on eBay, but didn't see anything that looked similar.
Having a lead on a manufacturer should help me. I appreciate the input.

[SilentSam]

The manufacturer is Dynamo, and the table is a Striker.

These are no longer made, and haven't been in production since the mid 90s.

[magnod]

The manufacturer is Dynamo, and the table is a Striker.

These are no longer made, and haven't been in production since the mid 90s.

Thanks.
Could I buy shorter bearings and try drilling them into the tables?

[Alan Cribbs]

Go to Facebook and search Johnny Lott Rafols.

He was the designer and may be able to point you to the right direction for parts.

[Buckshot]

    This is my all-time favorite foosball table, Johnny Lott's Striker! Notice the clear goal which facilitates spectator viewing and the low sidewalls which facilitate player viewing. I wish they still made these. You got lucky to find this and I hope you are able to get parts to fix it up.