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JK300JP

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Dead balls
« on: September 17, 2003, 09:35:12 PM »
Please tell me balls which easy to die.

In my opinion ,Icon2.

My friend who is poor but saved money and bought the Icon2.

Although he was satisfied at the beginning,after 70games the Icon2 was dead.

Now again he is saving money.

I'd like to give him advice.

 

Buzzhead

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Re: Dead balls
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2003, 02:51:33 PM »
BUZZHEAD VOTES FOR A BUZZSAW!!!
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Saws are made to cut ANYTHING including 10 pins
FAILURE IS FEEDBACK. AND FEEDBACK IS THE BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS THAT GOT DIGESTED!

Ten pin?????? Where?? I throw a BUZZSAW there is NUTTIN left on the deck...

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Member of the FOS, if there happens to be a 9 pin standing just toss a saw and cut it down~~!

mumzie

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Re: Dead balls
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2003, 05:13:09 PM »
JK -
Any ball will die if not properly maintained.
Resin and particle balls do require a substantial amount of maintenance - mainly cleaning and surface prep. If your friend was doing all these things and the ball died, maybe he can talk to the manufacturer or the pro shop about a replacement - bad balls do sometimes get made.
Regardless, I'd recommend going to a pro shop that has the hook again system. Although I have not personally used it yet, It's a fairly inexpensive way to find out whether the ball just died, or only went into a coma.
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