Mounting a TV

LOL My bf has his tv, coffee pot, and alarm clock all velcro'd. Glad he's not the only one.

 

How do i get my 84" plasma in my 72" sleeper?

 

Easy remove passenger seat or cut a hole

 

I don't know about an 84", but I've gotten some 42" inchers in there...

Give me enough time, a lot of Ram parts, and a welder I could probably figure it out though... lol

 

LOL!! Yah boy bring it on. Good times.

 

Been looking for ideas on mounting.my 42".....so how is that one mounted if I may ask?

 

I made a harness w/ adjustable straps that fits on the closet door of any truck, but my TV is only 24". You guys with anything bigger must A) be gamers B) need glasses, or C) like your porn up close and personal...

 

LMAO!!!!! Man that was funny.

 

Obviously the key to any TV over say 24 inches is the weight.

We do it with steel support plates and a series of Ram Mount parts. Since every truck is different, it depends on what space and surfaces we have to work with. And then that determines the best way to do it.

But here are some methods anyway.

Hanging it from an upper bunk uses two steel or aluminum plates. One on top and one under the bunk. This method works if they don't need to raise the top bunk. It also requires 2 or three support arms to keep it from shaking to death.



OR, the same method coming up from the bottom bunk for those that don't need to raise the bottom bunk:



Or one on the bottom and another smaller on on the top shelf for team drivers (in the rare cases where both are on break.)



Or the same plate plus Ram supports for a flip-down smaller TV in the closet.



Or a larger TV that folds back when traveling and folds out for watching (this guy was a gamer enthusiast with a bottom bunk that turned into a sofa couch)



I even saw a post on here once where a guy came up with straps that hung it from the ceiling. I haven't tried that one yet, but we haven't had call for it either.

It all depends on the truck with any TV for which kit works the best. But there are some ways anyway.

- Don