Edel
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Hi All
I have had several flybridge table legs replaced within a few months since new.
I have hade to step in and use my structural engineering experience to do a basic mid to stop the vibrations at high speed and the leg snapping as the metal fatigue creeps in and corrosion commences.
Beneteau informed me that they intend to fit an additional leg !! , under my breath I can’t imagine the negative impact on the freedom of leg movement that the single legged table was one of the features on the Antares flybridge.
I hope Beneteau engineers read my mind and implement a basic in expensive fix that can still be detached and tucked away with a push of a button ( no tools required )
I have had several flybridge table legs replaced within a few months since new.
I have hade to step in and use my structural engineering experience to do a basic mid to stop the vibrations at high speed and the leg snapping as the metal fatigue creeps in and corrosion commences.
Beneteau informed me that they intend to fit an additional leg !! , under my breath I can’t imagine the negative impact on the freedom of leg movement that the single legged table was one of the features on the Antares flybridge.
I hope Beneteau engineers read my mind and implement a basic in expensive fix that can still be detached and tucked away with a push of a button ( no tools required )
