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| I have a Bison 3h with an 8shortwall LQ, I was wanted to mount a tv in it, has anyone mounted a tv in their trailer after they bought it?, what do you recommend? how did you mount it? and how secure has it been ? |
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Location: Missouri | Hope you get some replies, I have the same question. I want something that swivels. |
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Location: Florida | We have an 18" diagonal in each of the two trailers below that are mounted using standard brackets I got from Menards - I believe they are from Barkan or something like that. Just make sure you screw the fixed mount into a substantial wall joist or beam, and firmly set the mating screw that goes between the two bracket halves when attaching the tv. The one I our RV has been there for about 4 years, only removed during winter storage. The one in the horse trailer has been there for the last 4 months since finishing the interior. Since I did that interior, I mounted a piece of 3/4" plywood between two wall studs, and screwed to it. Both TV's have ridden very well without problem. I brought the cable in from the wall, but left the wall connection fitting just below the tv so it can be disconnected easier. Used RG-6 cable on the horse trailer, but ran hdmi cable in the wall on the RV from the DTV box. Just make the mount attachment substantial, and you will be ok. |
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| Bought a used trailer that already had a flat screen mounted, it is mounted with a standard wall mount bracket. We have had the trailer for 3 years and it has remained secure. |
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Location: MS | We mounted one the same way as PDGx. A very thick piece of plywood that fits between the studs. So far, it has been extremely secure. |
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Location: Harrisburg, OR | You can use a standard wall mount bracket. If you call Bison they will send you a diagram where the wall supports are if you're having issues finding them. |
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Tv mounts in trailers....
