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Basic Maintenance
Information
During play, bowling balls interact with their environment picking up oil,
dirt and debris. Contaminant buildup will diminish a ball’s performance so
regular cleaning will help provide a consistent reaction as well as prolong
the life of the ball. We recommend Powerhouse™ performance ball cleaners for
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Welcome to the perfect
fusion of bowling science
and craftsmanship.
Track® bowlers know: natural ability and practice can only take you so far.
Better engineered balls lead to better bowling. That’s why you’ll never see
compromise in a Track bowling ball because we won’t allow it.
routine cleaning.
This Track bowling ball is the ultimate expression
of
engineers
rolling,
tweaking,
geeking
and
Additional Small Engineering Marvel Included:
otherwise obsessing in order to create the finest
Track® Microfiber
Ball-Cleaning Pouch
bowling machine you’ll ever find.
All 900 series, 700 series and 500 series balls include Track’s new Microfiber
Cleaning Pouch (MfCP) – specially engineered to wick away contaminants (lane
oil and dirt) from the surface of your Track ball.
• Recommended washing of the Track MfCP is every 100 games
• Designed to work in conjunction with Powerhouse Energizer Cleaner
• Charge the MfCP by placing your newly cleaned Track ball inside
The Naming System for
all track bowling balls
The first digit indicates the performance level. The second two digits
indicate core strength. And the last letter indicates ball motion.
without drying it, the pouch will draw the residual Powerhouse
Energizer Cleaner away from the ball and use it to continuously
Engineering excellence is at the core of everything
clean your Track ball
we do here at Track. That’s why each ball’s
For Example:
Why:
performance features can be found in its name.
How May We Help You Bowl Better?
Our support line is ready with trained professionals to assist you. Visit
www.trackbowling.com Monday-Friday from 2-7 p.m. CST and click the Live
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questions. Or call us toll free at 1-800-837-1106.
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All diagrams are based on a PAP of 5” over and .5” up.
All layouts should
be mirrored for left handed bowlers.
Weigh the ball after drilling and place any balance hole
as necessary to bring back to USBC regulations.
Basic Drilling
Instructions
The basic layouts are simplified for a bowler with an
unknown positive axis point (PAP).
additional layouts
DRILLING #2
DRILLING #3
Length with angular backend motion.
aggressive hook with strong backend.
Place pin 5” from PAP and 1” from vertical
Axis Line (VAL).
Place the mass bias 3” inside the VAL.
Place pin 4” from PAP and 2” from Vertical
Axis Line (VAL).
Place the mass bias 1” inside the VAL.
DRILLING #4
DRILLING #5
Length with smooth backend motion.
full roller layout.
Place pin 5” from PAP and 3” from vertical
Axis Line (VAL).
Place the mass bias on the VAL.
Place pin 3.5” at 7:30.
Place the mass bias 1” inside the VAL.
DRILLING #1
Increased length with controlled backend hook.
Place pin on the grip centerline above the fingers.
Place the mass bias 3” right of the center line.
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Track Bowling, P.O. Box 746, Hopkinsville, KY 42241-0746
www.trackbowling.com / 800-837-1106