How are the legs removed?
943200
two legs connected and two legs connected--they just slip into a connecter on the body, one pair on each side--very easy to do. It is not hard at all to put together and take apart. I never take it apart-just leave it up for the season and cover with a table size cover when not in use.
943201
Unscrew the dish/splatter bowl from the burner. When you flip over the burner (legs up), you will see where the legs snap into place. You can access the retainers easily. Just press the retainer with your thumb while you pull to release the leg out of the assembly. Screw the bowl back onto the burner for storage.
943202
Brute force. There is a slight indent that holds the legs in. If you are going to be using the grill again within a day or two you won't bother taking off the legs.
943203
Legs were easy to put on & take off but dont remember exactly how. we sold this grill cheap after useing it about 3 times. Terrible grill, it burns the heck out of food in some areas while the other area is barely cooking. Even a hot dog would not be cooked evenly.
943204
The legs push into slots and lock they are easy to remove to pack the grill away I have two I use as camp stoves they are great and will last a long time on one bottle of gas
943205
two legs connected and two legs connected--they just slip into a connecter on the body, one pair on each side--very easy to do.
943206
They can be removed. And the point is to be able to "break it down", although, I did not find it easily to do so, once assembled. It seemed pretty cumbersome to remove the legs, but it is possible. It comes with a carrying bag, so that you could easily carry it around if you wanted to take it with you to tailgate.We bought it as a small "stow away" grill for our boat. And we ended up carrying a camping grill. We still have this grill, but I'm not sure why. It never made it past our initial use. We didn't like it. And now it is in the box in the garage, not being used. They can be removed. And the point is to be able to "break it down", although, I did not find it easily to do so, once assembled. It seemed pretty cumbersome to remove the legs, but it is possible. It comes with a carrying bag, so that you could easily carry it around if you wanted to take it with you to tailgate.We bought it as a small "stow away" grill for our boat. And we ended up carrying a camping grill. We still have this grill, but I'm not sure why. It never made it past our initial use. We didn't like it. And now it is in the box in the garage, not... » Read More They can be removed. And the point is to be able to "break it down", although, I did not find it easily to do so, once assembled. It seemed pretty cumbersome to remove the legs, but it is possible. It comes with a carrying bag, so that you could easily carry it around if you wanted to take it with you to tailgate.We bought it as a small "stow away" grill for our boat. And we ended up carrying a camping grill. We still have this grill, but I'm not sure why. It never made it past our initial use. We didn't like it. And now it is in the box in the garage, not being used. « Show Less
943207
If you look over the manual you will see that you need to turn the grill base to dismantle it. You need to use some force to get it to come apart.I had the same problem. Also if you call the Coleman 800 number they are very helpful.
651285
You attach the wheels, so they can be removed / not attached. I would recommend it, the legs did not have a nice finish on the bottom. The wheels can be locked in place too, there is a turn-key on each wheel so you can lock the individually. Don't really need to, it is very heavy and does not roll by itswlf
607534
There is a small spring loaded pull tab on the mounting bracket of each leg that allows the leg to swing out to the side. They can be swung out at right angles to open up the front of the chair. If desired, once swung out, pulling up on the leg bracket about an inch will detach the leg entirely. Swinging the leg back to the front until it clicks will lock it back in place.
101433
The upper section slides out freely, while the lower legs need to be pulled.
2192042
The legs can certainly be removed and left off but you then also have to leave off the rolling wheels that are also on the underside.
706629
There are cast sockets that the legs slip into - there is a set screw in each socket to hold the legs in. This is a great bargain.
1231788
Cameron, I just took a look at mine. It appears there are four screws holding each leg on, very securely I might add. You won't be able to just unscrew the leg, but yes, you could take them off by removing the countersunk screws.
376660
Actually they provide an allen wrench for attaching the legs. All you need is a Philips head screwdriver.
168630
Table is unassembled. Legs should be able to be removed and re-attached. Just carefully loosen the screws.
1648003
The legs are not attached when shipped. They need to be attached to use it. There are screws for each leg.
969117
Judy, Each of the four table legs are held on with a pair of nuts that go over studs in the leg that pass through a corner bracket. Each nut requires approximately a 1/2" open end wrench - supplied with the table but a good quality open end wrench is more comfortable to use. The legs can be removed fairly conveniently although it involves wrestling with the table. For myself I'd throw the nuts in a ziploc or equal bag and duct tape it to the table or just run them loose onto the legs once they are removed. Like most tables of this construction the legs loosen up over time so actually disassembling them and reassembling then results in a tighter assembly. This is our second season and I can see that somewhere down the road I'll probably epoxy the studs which are threaded into the legs to make them more secure. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Cliff
481116
There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
1795502
the legs have locks on them. just they look like snaps with your finger un snap each section of legs until to have length you want.
1058352
Yes, each leg has a line of holes and you push the button and then slide the leg and let the button release through the hole you want.
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
2230461
The "shelf" of the stand can be removed from the rest of the stand, but that is all that is practical to remove. The legs are not meant to be removed.
1904614
There are holes in the leg extension unit that line up with the leg levelers on the table. You remove the leg levelers from the table and use those holes to secure to the leg extension unit. You then install the leg levelers in the leg extension base.