The "wiggly" "wobbly" fold down table.....

[ferguson65]

Originally Posted by reijo

The switch is all manual. No auto functions

Reijo, please start you own thread for your issues and don't continue to hijack this one.....................

[doc73]

I ditched the legs and bought the pedestals like above for our mini lite we had. Worked great and was very stable.

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[ferguson65]

Originally Posted by doc73

I ditched the legs and bought the pedestals like above for our mini lite we had. Worked great and was very stable.

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I think that will be the route I take regardless of if I pay for it or FR does. I still need the table to double as a sleeping area occasionally, so fixed legs on it are a no go.

[Wolverine 1945]

I can't imagine why 2 legs is not enough,,, it's a dinning table,,, not a work bench ???

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by reijo

Hi All. I have a problem, my rear lights (tail lights) and perimeter lights will not come on. I have 2016 Sunseeker 2401S only 7000 miles. Brake lights, turn signals and back up lights work as they should. I am lost for finding a wiring diagram for this model and the MBS sprinter manual only gives very simple map of the fuses and relays. Any body out there who might of had this type of problem, I would really be thankful for your input. Yes all the bulbs are good.

Maybe you are in the wrong forum,,, try searching under tail light problems,,, Good Luck !!!

[reijo]

You are right, Sorry. New to this.

[Mr Havercamp]

Originally Posted by Wolverine 1945

I can't imagine why 2 legs is not enough,,, it's a dinning table,,, not a work bench ???

I agree. And any of the trailers I have owned with the chrome poles and fixed sockets as shown in these posts, could hardly be described as stable.

Are you sure you want to screw those floor mounted sockets to the floors in a laminated trailer? The floor in a laminated is foam sandwich and the upper layer of plywood under the vinyl flooring is only 1/4" thick or less. You're putting lots of faith in 1/4" plywood glued to a piece of styrofoam, especially when you start rocking it back and forth?

[Jack350]

Changed my folding unit to this post style. Very strong and easy to raise and lower. My slide floor is 3/4 plywood and I used t nuts.

[Ford Idaho]

Originally Posted by Jack350

Changed my folding unit to this post style. Very strong and easy to raise and lower. My slide floor is 3/4 plywood and I used t nuts.Attachment 97637

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Do you happen to recall what size Tee nuts you used?

I also was the telescoping pedestal, How does it lock in place?

[Jack350]

I used 3/8 t nut with stainless screws. The support post has flip out clips and hydraulic assist.

[dave961]

Originally Posted by Wolverine 1945

I can't imagine why 2 legs is not enough,,, it's a dinning table,,, not a work bench ???

When my table had 2 legs. I would put my cup of coffee down on it, and if anyone bumped or moved the table, the coffee would slosh out and make a mess. That is just an example, same thing with any liquid or anything you don't want to fall over.

That doesn't happen after adding the 3rd leg.

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by reijo

You are right, Sorry. New to this.

No Problem !!! Good Luck !!!