Topic: Help. About to pull the trigger on a T-3000.

[annantrow]

I finally found a local deal on a T-3000 that was bought new in 2012. I can get it for $1000. The only "down side" is that it is not a coin op.

As far as I understand it, the only difference between the two (coin-op vs non) is the actual presence of the coin op internals and that all the other parts, quality, and durability is the same. I can add 20lbs to the inside of the cabinet if needed, so the weight is not really an issue.

I contacted CM about a tournament used T-3000 from the Denver tournament which will run $1395 if I pick it up locally ($200 in fuel and 16 hours driving) or $1675 delivered.

I'm thinking this local table is probably my best bet. Does anyone have an reason I shouldn't pull the trigger on it.?

[kgstewar]

Non-coin is a non-issue. Get it!

[johnwallan]

buy it yesterday... take the time to inspect the playfield flatness / levelness, goal posts, and sidewalls well

[annantrow]

Done and done.