Step 1: Stand the table up on its side (You can use a clamp in one of the side holes in order to get a grip/leverage, there is a GIF at the bottom that demonstrates this)
Step 2: Brace the table surface so it does not tip over.
Step 3: Put the legs on horizontally, starting from the bottom legs (make sure the holes line up on each leg across from one another). Torque the bolts to 30 ft. lbs.
Step 4: Stand the table up now that all legs are on. Remember, the table weighs upwards of 200 lbs - 400 lbs depending on the size, so be very careful (this is where your friend can help)
I just received a 54" x 54" Dragon Wagon table today. Opening the crate and doing assembly in the next couple of days.
Does this procedure still hold for a 54" x 54"? I presume the table top is much heavier and could stress the leg attachment when tipped over. Any recommendations?
I have a pallet stacker rated for 1500 lbs at 63" lift or 1200 lbs at 96" lift in my shop.
That table is very heavy. You’re going to need a piece of equipment to lift one end up and get 2 legs on. Then switch and lift the opposite side. The legs are strong enough to have temporary side loading.
