Topic: Can someone identify this table...

[bbtuna]

high for the US but considering the scarcity in Britain not a bad price...dicker a little with all the money in our pocket and then close the deal fast regardless of if they move at all and then you have found yourself a super great table

[jagiar]

thanks, will do.

[jagiar]

Hi guys.  An update.  Below is the link to some pictures of the table I have been negotiating for.  I just have a small problem.  The seller said that this is a t2000 table, but when I asked him to indicate the weight of the cabinet along with the crate that he has built to ship it to me in (for shipping purposes), he guesstimated that the total weight was about 80kg (about 176 lb).  Now, from what I know of Tornado's, a t2000 usually weighs in excess of 300 lb (+130kg).  When I querried him about the weight discrepency he said that he only guessed the weight and must not have guessed correctly.  I'm willing to give him the beneift of the doubt but before I conclude this transaction, could someone here please confirm from these pictures that this is an actual t2000.  I know the pictures are not of the best angles of the table but I figured with the knowledge base on this site, you guys should be able to figure it out.  Your help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[jagiar]

http://groups.google.com/group/maltatablesoccerassociation/edit/tornado-t2000

[bbtuna]

can't see any pictures and the link won't let us in...can you save them to your own site and then post them?

is it a split top?  Does it have a coin mechanism?  has to be a split top to be a T2000...there is a coin op version and a non-coin op version but both are exactly the same build, SPLIT TOP, except they don't put the coin mech in the non coin version...they refer to it as a home version but it is also called a T2000...I have one, absoultely NO difference whatsoever except the added 20-25 pounds from the coin op mech and coin box that goes with it

so, not a split top, not a T2000

[jagiar]

bbtuna,

can you tell me if this link works?  If not, it is a split cabinet with coin mechanism.

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[jagiar]

This is the correct link guys.  Can anyone confirm...T2000?

http://s973.photobucket.com/albums/ae214/jagiar/

[snake eyes]

BEWARE that link above has a virus..Immediately when I opened it.

[jagiar]

I'm sorry.  The above link didn't affect my computer in any way.  I'm trying to link the pictures here but as I am not 18 years old anymore, I have a little trouble with all this tech stuff.

[jagiar]

I forgot to mention that although this table has a coin mech, the seller say's it's not installed.