The table in my boat has been modified I want to get back to the original, can anyone give me plans, photos, dimentions. All info would be very helpful
Hunter 37 c salon table
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Maybe tomorrow.
I'll be covering the boat tomorrow. I will try to remember to measure. The picture looks like mine. But I think there were differences in the later years(see Related Link). Notice that the top opens to wine storage, four bottles I think. I modified mine so that it could be moved away from the mast. The yard crew was always cracking the table when stepping the mast. The section behind the mast hole is about ten inches I think. It comes within an inch of the bulkhead.
I'll be covering the boat tomorrow. I will try to remember to measure. The picture looks like mine. But I think there were differences in the later years(see Related Link). Notice that the top opens to wine storage, four bottles I think. I modified mine so that it could be moved away from the mast. The yard crew was always cracking the table when stepping the mast. The section behind the mast hole is about ten inches I think. It comes within an inch of the bulkhead.
Table dimensions.
These are the measurements for the old style table, the one in the picture. The picture does not show the fiddles very well. They are only on the leaf, not on the top section as in the newer table. And they are not continuous, just three separate pieces on each leaf. The port side length of top and leaf is 48.5. You can see that the starboard side is longer, 56 inches. The top section is 10.5 inches wide. The cutout for the storage is 29 x 6.5 and begins 2.5 inches from the aft end. The mast hole is 6 inches from the forward end of the table. Each leaf is 17 inches wide. The legs are one inch thick and 7 by 27 inches. There is a foot that is two one inch boards in thickness and 19" wide by 3.25 in height. This puts the top of the table 31 inches off the floor. I neglected to measure the supports that fold out to hold up the leaves. The aft leg is screwed onto the wine box and also has three from the top. The forward leg is close to the forward side of the mast. I moved the forward leg to the other side of the mast and screwed it to the wine box. Then I cut out the mast hole out to the end of the table so that I can move the table away from the mast if necessary. I cut it so that I can reinsert the piece and lock it in. I thought I had pictures of that but I cannot locate them.
These are the measurements for the old style table, the one in the picture. The picture does not show the fiddles very well. They are only on the leaf, not on the top section as in the newer table. And they are not continuous, just three separate pieces on each leaf. The port side length of top and leaf is 48.5. You can see that the starboard side is longer, 56 inches. The top section is 10.5 inches wide. The cutout for the storage is 29 x 6.5 and begins 2.5 inches from the aft end. The mast hole is 6 inches from the forward end of the table. Each leaf is 17 inches wide. The legs are one inch thick and 7 by 27 inches. There is a foot that is two one inch boards in thickness and 19" wide by 3.25 in height. This puts the top of the table 31 inches off the floor. I neglected to measure the supports that fold out to hold up the leaves. The aft leg is screwed onto the wine box and also has three from the top. The forward leg is close to the forward side of the mast. I moved the forward leg to the other side of the mast and screwed it to the wine box. Then I cut out the mast hole out to the end of the table so that I can move the table away from the mast if necessary. I cut it so that I can reinsert the piece and lock it in. I thought I had pictures of that but I cannot locate them.
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