Darn thing has not seemed to turn the corner in the last month or so worth a flip.  So I thought what the heck I will have it resurfaced.  Well it's 70 degrees here, left the ball in front seat of my truck.  Got to the pro shop & about like to filled my pants when I removed the ball from the bag.            Talk about soaking wet with oil!!!!!!!!  Had the ball resurfaced just for the hell of it & now an hour later I had to remove from the bag as it was going to ruin the leather bag. Wipe the ball down & you should see the oil seaping out of the ball.  Amazing. I have treated this ball a number of times since new with Doc's & the ball is cleaned every time after I bowl.  None of my other Diesels seemed to have this problem.  Any one else have this happen?          The pro shop claims Ebonite/Hammer covers.

I think it's to late.  Ball sat in the front seat of the pick up for 4 hours yesterday afternoon. Temps in the cab were in the low 80 degree mark   Got home last nite & oil was dripping off the ball in the track area. Cleaned it with Simple Green.  Got some oil off the ball.  Sat the ball in a warm spot for another 4 hours. Got home from bowling last nite and found the same thing as before.  Oil soaked track.

Ok so I had the crud for the Easter weekend & sat in front of the fire place for 2 days.  I put this Turbo Diesel in front of the hot air blower from the fire box.  150 degree air or so.  After 5 plus hours of turning the ball in every 15 to 20 minutes & wiping the oil off with simple green.  The ball quit sweating oil. So I started the process all over again yesterday & no oil came off the ball.  So I a going to give it a roll & see what happens.  Intresting as it may be no other of my Diesel's had any sweating problems when I put the heat to them.  Strange deal.