Escalade sports P1260 User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

DIPLOMAT 8FT. SLATRON DROP POCKET POOL TABLE

MODEL NO. P1260

1. READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING ASSEMBLY.
Read each step completely before beginning each step.

2. SOME SMALLER PARTS MAY BE SHIPPED INSIDE LARGER PARTS. CHECK INSIDE ALL PARTS
AND CARTONS BEFORE ASSEMBLING OR ORDERING PARTS.

3. USE THE HARDWARE IDENTIFIER TO IDENTIFY AND SORT ALL FASTENERS. CHECK ALL CARTONS
FOR KITS. ALL HARDWARE IS NOT LOCATED IN ONE KIT.

PLEASE DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO THE STORE!

Contact Escalade® Sports customer service department at:

Phone: [phone] Toll Free !

Fax: [phone]Toll Free !

E-mail: [e-mail]

Mailing Address: Escalade® Sports, PO Box 889, Evansville, IN 47706

Please visit our World Wide Web site at:

www.escaladesports.com

On-Line Trouble Shooting Frequently Asked Questions

Technical Assistance On-Line Parts Requests

Additional Escalade® Sports Product Information

2L-6804-00

Escalade® Sports products may be manufactured and/or licensed under the following patents.
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Additional patents may be pending. One or more of the listed patents and/or pending patents may cover specific product.

CAUTION

To ensure safety, do not attempt to assemble system without following instruc­tions carefully. Proper and complete assembly, use, and supervision is essential for
proper operation and to reduce the risk of accident or injury. A high prob­ability of serious injury exists if this system is not installed, maintained, and
operated properly.

WARNING

THIS TABLE IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH SLATRON

ONLY. DO NOT PUT A SLATE TOP ON THIS TABLE.

Tools Needed: (Not Included)

• 7/16” Open End Wrench

• 1/2” Open End Wrench

NOTE: Rails are made with cushion rubber at a height that requires standard 2 1/4” diameter balls.
Your dealer has a complete line Billiard Accessories.

NOTE: This table adds weight to any floor. Be sure floor can withstand this kind of weight. If floor sags,
table will be impossible to level.

• Standard Screwdriver

• Carpenters Level

• Rachet with 1/2” and 7/16” sockets

ATTACH LEGS TO TABLE AS FOLLOWS:

1. Slide two leg assembly and one cross support #24 between

beams. As shown in figure 1.

2. Push a dowel connector #36 in each hole in cross
support #24 with slot in dowel connector horizontal. See Detail
A.

3. Push a bolt #26 with washer #50 through top and
bottom holes in beam, through leg and into cross support #24.
Thread into dowel connector #36. Do NOT tighten bolt #26 at
this time.

4. Push a bolt #40 with washer #50 through side holes in beam
through leg assembly and secure with a washer #50 and hex nut
#49.

5. Repeat steps 1-4 for all four leg assemblies.

6. Go back and tighten all hardware at this time.

WARNING

THIS STEP REQUIRES AT LEAST THREE ADULTS. DO
NOT REST WEIGHT OF TABLE ON APRONS OR ON

LEGS AT AN ANGLE.

7. Carefully turn table upright. Do NOT allow weight of
table to set on aprons or on legs at an angle. Lift table
flip over and set flat back down on all four legs.

LEVELING THE TABLE

8. Using a carpenter's level, level table as well as pos-

sible. Determine the highest corner of the frame. Raise
other three corners to the level of the highest corner by
shimming underneath legs using playing card stock or
grey chipboard stock (#47) shipped with this table. Cut
this chipboard and place under 2 X 6 wooden leg posts
(#20).

Figure 1

INDIVIDUAL LOCATION SHIMMING

Individual location shimming can be done, IF
NECESSARY, by following the following steps.

Detail A

A) Be sure table is set in its final location.
B) Table must be as level as possible before shimming. Large

differences in levelness must be corrected by raising or lowering
frame with shim stock.

DO NOT ASSUME FLOOR IS LEVEL!

C) Check with a carpenter's level to determine where bed is low.

Loosen screws from underneath, at these points and see if slatron
comes up to flat. If so, detach individual shims #38 from the sheet
shipped with this table and place under these areas. Place shims

next to screws.

D) Lay a straight edge across bed to be sure it pieces is flat.

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