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Removing salon table legs
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04/21/20 01:05 PM
04/21/20 01:05 PM
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Gene A Trentham
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I've recently purchased a J-30, Breakaway. I think there are others named that. Anyway, I want to remove the table. PO said it doesn't come out. I didn't quiz them any further. I got the table off the legs, but the tubes are not wanting to budge. Question is, how hard can I try to turn or otherwise free them before I either destroy them or cause some other damage. My thought is they are just stuck and perhaps I can find something to unseize them. It's in my way.
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Re: Removing salon table legs
[Re: Gene A Trentham]
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04/23/20 12:40 PM
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Gene A Trentham
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Thanks Steve, all good ideas. I read a post a ways back in this forum of the legs being cut off and inserts made to fit to re-insert the legs and table when wanted. Given my wife and I's cruising time and activity, I doubt a large table will ever be required. The last boat had one but I was constantly having to clear it off prior to sailing. I think the table is rather cumbersome to be taking it in and out or stow. Thanks for the reply.
sail fast
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Re: Removing salon table legs
[Re: Chris623]
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04/23/20 08:09 PM
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Gene A Trentham
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Chris. Thanks for the alternative. I'll do this and see how the 210 mile delivery goes sailing it home next month. Restrictive Covid 19 Executive Orders allowing travel. It's a great idea rather than just sawing the legs off where they disappear into the keel.
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