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I like what Steve is describing! Personally, I like having just the center portion of the table installed with the two hinged leaves and heavy wire bails removed. For not much additional weight (right over the keel I might add), it provides a nice handhold for quick cabin travel during races and just enough of a table for short cruising. The removal of the leaves also make for more usable gear storage space during races. https://j30.us/ubbthreads/ubbthread...al-cabin-table-dimensions.html#Post13012
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