Hoping for a score.

[bubba]

Very cool Creighton.... good luck on the pool table move.. I'd get a price from a mover for that, especially if there is stairs. 

[Creighton]

Thanks! I did, $350 (only guy that will move 1 piece slate) until he heard stairs. Then it was that will be more and have to take a look etc... Have a crew of 6 assembled. Should be ok.
Too many cooks in the kitchen will be the biggest problem I suspect :-)
Creighton

[SIGNGUY]

Have someone shoot video on that move.. could be entertaining... ?

[mznb1u]

That is one far out juke!  Good luck with the pool table move and try not to end up with someone hurt.  I have had two very difficult moves like that.  One was a VMC-144SA (400 lbs) out of a basement where the steps turned twice!  The other was moving a 12 foot shuffleboard table playing surface (estimated 300 to 400 lbs) out of a basement where you almost could not make the turn to get it into the stairwell.  It had 4 guys on each of those moves and it is a miracle that nobody ended up in the hospital!

I'm gald I have a walk-in basement!

  Tim

[TomFromJersey]

Creighton
  Best place for the manual is Victory Glass, a company by the name of AMR reproduced thousands of manuals years ago. They can sometimes be picked up on e-bay alittle cheaper, that model is the SPS2. They sound great.
  TFJ

[Creighton]

Thanks all!
Tom apprieciate the recommendation will give them a call. The SPS2 has issue's. Will need to do some reading and go slow. Signed up on the Seeburg email list. Appears one better have their ducks in a row when asking questions or they get a bit snippy :-)

Pool table is a no go. Ran the serial # on Valleys web page. Pre 1959 so there is nothing available for parts. If you can't get factory correct replacement rails you are hosed. Also found out, if you take the base apart, odds are poor that the ball returns will ever work correctly again. No way an intact base would have made the turn at the bottom of the stairs. Oh well, learned a few things and nobody hurt. Coin-op pool tables are cool but have additional concerns for home use.

Good time to thank Jim and all the members of this board that step up and help even though it has nothing to do with a soda machine.

Creighton
   

[bubba]

Wow.. sorry to hear that, but better to find out now before you moved it..

[flippa]

The jukebox is cool.

I just researched & found a bunch of places for jukebox parts.  I just bought stuff off a guy in California that had all the missing parts I needed for a 1958 Wurlitzer.  THere are a bunch of manuals available on ebay for them.

PM me if you find a decent website that discusses jukeboxes.