We have had our table jam twice, in our Wolfy Weakender.

Both times I pried the sucker loose, with out damaging the table itself. But
the screwy latch was toast.
After replacing it twice, and realizing this was going to be a common
occurance, I solved the problem by using a strong flat magnet and a steel
plate. One goes onto the side of the van, the other onto the table. Probably
best to put magnet on the side of the van, so a tape or disk does not get
erased while on the table.

Source of the strong, flat magnet, mounted on a plate with mounting holes,
and the "matching" steel plate for it to stick to: an old computer hard
drive.

Yessiree, they gots some really strong flat magnets in 'em. Maybe your local
computer store, or the useless 500MB drive sitting in the obsolete 486
taking up room in the garage.....

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Antaki

 - There's a little Quayle in that Bush...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM]On Behalf
> Of PSavage
> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 11:43 AM
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: Jammed Table in '85 Wolfsburg Weekender
>
>
> Greeting Listees!
> I've just discovered the center cabin flip-up
> table in my van is jammed hard into its niche,
> a result, I suspect, of recently having wedged a bicycle hard up
> against it.
> Any suggestions?  I am beginning to ready the van for my winter's Mexican
> adventuring & can proceed no further till this is resolved.
> Help!
> Phaedra
>