32" tv

[Peculiar]

Does anyone know if the 32" tv in the living room is fixed or can it be pulled out and swiveled for viewing? We have a 303rls.

 

[Bamaman]

My television came with a fixed mount where you have to lift it about 2 1/2" and then pull out--to remove the tv.

We're going to put swing out mountings on all of our televisions.

 

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My 303 matches Bamaman's. Does not swivel.

Dave

 

[Scott and Jan]

Is the tv in a 303 only 32"? Our 337 is 39", thought they were the same. Just wanted to make sure if you buy a swivel mount you get one big enough to handle your tv. Btw ours is fixed mount also.

 

[dirtclod-MGRV]

Just bought a 303, where do you put satellite receiver and get reception in living room and bedroom at same time??

 

[Canyonlight]

We are going to add a larger TV to our current living room spot where now the "puppy" 32" TV is mounted. I plan to install a full articulating bracket to view the TV from the kitchen table/kitchen area as well as if watching from the couch. The mount will also allow us to still use and have access to our cabinets to the left and right sides.

Two questions:

1. What is the construction behind the dark panel where the current aluminum fixed bracket (picture attached) now is mounted ?" I need to ensure a strong backing to mount the new articulating mount.

2. Removing the current bracket, are these screws or bolts w/a nut on the back that will drop off or ?




Dan

 

[Drifter63]

Dan
Thanks for posting that picture sure makes sense now.
Also I'm interested in your question #1 & #2 as well.
I'm looking at putting in a Satellite Receiver & Blue-ray Player as the system that came with our 303RLS is substandard would like a Bluetooth system.
You would think they would put a quality system in the Trailer as that remote control for the TV really sucks.

 

[Canyonlight]

Drifter--Janice from GDRV Customer Care got back to me a few weeks ago w/I just a day or two of me asking. There are not support studs behind the panel and after feeding an HDMI cable from the TV to the upper left cabinet for our DVD player, the panel seems to be about 3/8--1/2 thick. I am not certain if it is pine/other type plywood or some other type board. Janice said the aluminum bracket is secured by screws----not bolts with nuts that will drop off the back.

Let me know if other questions.

Dan