Eating table not steady/alignec

[lspotho]

We have a 2016 Thor Siesta 24SA. (Right now, we are in Nova Scotia - beautiful!)

The eating area is a 3-sided bench with a table in the middle. The table has a round bracket on the floor, a post or piller, and a shaped table top. (This can all be converted to a bed, but we don't use that. And the floor and seats are actually part of the slide-out.)

The table parts come from a company called Springfield Marine Co. But they sell a whole BUNCH of parts for maritime and RV needs - and none is really a table kit or system. No instructions on how these parts come apart or fit together. No parts numbers on the table we have - at least, not without taking it apart - and maybe being without a table at all until we get back.

So - right now, I can make the table stable by rotating the pillar about 10 or 20 degrees. Everything tightens up, and we are secure - but we are also bumping into corners that should not be there.

I have attached a few pictures - if anyone has any experience with this or similar setups, I would love to hear about it.

Dan K

[The Gritz Carlton]

Can you remove the table from the top of the post, secure the post into the floor "socket" and then press the table back onto the top of the post in the desired profile/position?

[lspotho]

Originally Posted by The Gritz Carlton

Can you remove the table from the top of the post, secure the post into the floor "socket" and then press the table back onto the top of the post in the desired profile/position?

Well - I don't know, and don't want to make it worse, so far from home.

I'm pretty good with my hands, and willing to experiment, but the lack of any technical info is somewhat daunting... I suppose I could call Thor for info.

Take the black knob or button on the base. What does it do? I cannot turn it or press it. Rather frustrating...

Dan

[cpmath]

The black knob on the base is kind of like a lock to keep it tight once you tighten the post up by screwing into the base, to release the post you need to step on the button to release the post locking mechanism. The table you can push onto the post and rotate it to any position you want the table top.

[lspotho]

Originally Posted by cpmath

The black knob on the base is kind of like a lock to keep it tight once you tighten the post up by screwing into the base, to release the post you need to step on the button to release the post locking mechanism. The table you can push onto the post and rotate it to any position you want the table top.

Thanks! I'll give it a try.

Dan K