Where to put the Lagun Table at night?

In our CS-S, in place of the front storage lid. The lid is placed on top of the back lid. I used some 1/2 in plywood and small section of doorstop to keep it from dropping inside the cabinet. 

If you use the full bed, just remove the table and mounting pole and slide it under the bed.

@PNWtabber, after separating the leg from the arm (using the instructions from @Bayliss) the leg lays nicely inside the passenger side cabinet's bench, We Stow our tabletop and arm assembly in the same bench. The assembly lays perfectly on top of the fender in our 320.

@DM2007 - how about what you did for storage in the rear of your TaB?  Pics please.

My ‘18 320 came with bed slats. I’m glad, and can’t fathom not having the bed AND the table being used simultaneously; we leave the table set up outside (under tent) al the time. If we required the table to be used at bed time, where would my bar go?

Our table fits perfectly under the passenger side cushion over the tire well. We use it outside, too, but stowing it there makes it available in the morning for our coffee and breakfast. 

Has anyone put a second bracket on the front of the passenger side wheel well enclosure?  I saw a YouTube video where a couple purchased a second bracket and mounted it there (just to the left of the entry door).  They move the entire table there a night or when they are cooking to provide extra counter space.  I really like the idea and will probably do the same thing...more for the counter space feature.

Basil48192 Looks like a great idea. My 2019 has a door there but I still might be able to do this. Thanks Art

Basil48192 I just did it and I LOVE IT! Art

@PNWtabber, I had the same concern.  I haven't had an issue with night storage.  I put both the leg and the top under the passenger side bench...it fits fine.  My issue is wanting more prep space when cooking.  I looked at the swivel/television mount bracket, thought about a small folding table, etc.  I like this idea because I'm not adding another 'thing' to carry around.  

@PNWtabber, I'm not exactly sure what you are are asking.  I rarely use my Lagun table, so I cannot specifically recall if both arms completely detach from each other, as well as from the table, but I believe they do.

Regardless, what may be tripping you up is how the handles work, because they act like a ratchet.  I have included below the handle operation instructions from the link I posted above.  To operate the handle, rotate it in the direction desired (depending on whether you are tightening it, or untightening it.)  You can rotate it about a 1/4 to 1/2 turn with each adjustment.  Do that by depressing the handle button as you pull slightly outward on the handle.  That will allow you to rotate the handle in the opposite direction.  After doing that, release the button, which essentially re-engages the ratchet so you can rotate the handle back in the original direction to further tighten or loosen the handle's grip on the post that the arm is attached to (i.e., the round black end of the arm/leg.)

I wish I had my trailer here to take some pics or a quick video, but it is in storage.  Hopefully, I didn't confuse you more.  Let me know, or somebody else can elaborate on my description.  Good luck!

Handle instructions:

ALL HANDLES
: • ALL Handles Untighten counterclockwise
  • ALL Handles Tighten clockwise
  • Pushing the button on the handle in allows you to reposition the handle and continue to tighten it. 

UPDATED RESPONSE:  Found these online.  A helpful video, plus an answer I found on the Lagun site:

VIDEO:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0s5iL_QIVE

Instructions:

1. Loosen the handle on the leg & remove the Lagun Table Leg from the permanently installed bracket.
2. Flip your table top onto a protected flat surface.
3. Loosen the handle that links the arm & leg.
4. Remove the leg from the arm.
5. Slide the leg onto the table mounting plate to store under your table top.

Good to hear, @PNWtabber.  Before trying a lubricant, you might just try twisting the connection point in the round hole of the arm/leg and see if the friction/rubbing helps loosen it up.  I expect it will loosen up over time with use.

@DM2007 only visited the forum on the day this post was made, and has not posted since. 

As an FYI, it will fit nicely in the passenger bench on a 2021 320 if you remove the leg, which I also store in the bench. The arm will actually store in the slot on the mountain bracket on the tabletop.