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I was told that if you put the 1.75 legs on, you won't need to do anything. I have a Pennsylvania House Race Tuner on mine because I wanted the 2.5 legs. Hope it helps.

 

Depends, the swivels face a different direction on the new tables. With the old ones, the table would wobble when you moved it, so don't move it too quickly.

 

I am thinking about drilling out my table legs to get less restriction and more low end but I am concerned that this will increase the internal temperature and cause some blueing, particularly if I use lemon pledge. Somebody told me if I use the synthetic I won't get the blueing?

 

If you use it on your furniture the warranty's toast. But they only tell you that if you buy the official furniture service manual.

 

Jeez I don't know. I only use it on cars, trucks, motorcycles, glass, chrome, Corvettes and Vipers. Seems like a waste to use it on wood.

 

I use Pledge on my windshield.As far as moving a table goes I would really suggest a Skyhook.While the table is on the Skyhook you can put some pledge on the underside of the table.Skyhooks are great !!

 

Prop wash is good to polish with if you are useing skyhooks to lift.

 

why would anyone want to french fries when you can have a friend syn your wood?

 

On a side note......
Didja' know you can put Pop Tarts in the toaster.....and heat 'em up before ya eat 'em!!
No...really, you can!