I noticed this too over the summer and our PSO told me it was because of the moisture in the air that the oil just didn't dry up as much. Who knows...lol
So, my local bowling center has a pretty terrible AC system. It can't keep up with a full house of bowlers, whatsoever.
When it gets really warm in there (80-90 degrees), I notice that my ball starts coming back with an oil "smear" all over it, and I can't get a reaction on the backend to save my life. Is this more likely a carry-down effect, or an actual change in the oil itself?
I noticed this too over the summer and our PSO told me it was because of the moisture in the air that the oil just didn't dry up as much. Who knows...lol
Arsenal "15# Global Eternity Pi-45x4.5x40" "15# 900 Global Xponent-60x4.5x40" "15# 900 Global Zen Soul-60x4.5x40" "15# Roto Grip Idol Helios-90 x 2.25 x 45" "15# 900 Global Altered Reality-50x3.625x30" "15# Brunswick Uppercut-80x3.625x35" "15# Brunswick Igniter-70x5.5x35" "15# Raw Hammer Pearl 45x5.75x40" "15# Brunswick T-Zone"
Rev Rate about 270 @ about 15.5 MPH at the pins* High Game: 290 - High Series: 733. PAP: 5 1/8"x1" up; tilt 20*, rotation 75*. YTD highs - 290-733
Oh, and LEFTY!!!
Sounds like they need to change the ball wipes at the top of the ball return ramp a little more often. If they get too saturated especially with a warm building your ball will come back coated in oil, not just the track rings. We change them on Monday's and Thursdays every week.
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Arsenal consists of mainly 15# Motiv balls, I have several now and they are the bomb! Too many to list and carry. Still have a couple Hammer balls and my AMF RPM Swirl (old reliable) & 25+yr old Linds worth a mention
Currently 535+ Rev Rate @ 19 MPH (This probably needs to be updated, I think I've toned each down a click or two these days. I'm letting the ball do more of the work as I get older.)
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