Lagun Table, need to dissasemble for possible bushing replacement...

trimtab

the horizontal aluminum extruded arm is sagging, table sags a lot.  Is there a site that shows how to access the bolt? (guessing) that is inside the bushing...{Phoned Lugan, no repsonse for a week so far)

Verna

@trimtab, are you able to show a couple of resized photos, please?

My thought is that you may have the Lagun (pronounced La-goon) table top or the entire table too high for what the sliding components will allow. 

trimtab

bushing bad, got it figured out, thanks.

MuttonChops

@trimtab;  would be nice if you could provide more info & pictures of what the issue and solution was . . .

I've also had sagging & wear of the plastic parts, even when fully locked in place table is not level . . . and I don't like the fully locked postion as I seem to need to swing table around far too much to be locking down, releasing every time.

I did turn the horizontal arm over (180 degree flip) to get non-worn side down.
That helped for a while but it quickly started to sag . . . seems to be a materials/design oversight . .

Olena

That happened to me.  The table started to sag and I noticed little bits of black dust on the floor. I ended up ordering a new arm from Lagun because they said replacing the brushings is not easy and takes a lot of force (not a job for me).