Quote (Ghot @ May 10 2017 01:09am)
That stand is gonna get tipped over so easily, it's scary.
Just like in the .pdf. Find which screw size (M4, M6 or M8) fits the TV, then use that size screw and the corresponding washer and spacer as shown.http://i.imgur.com/E4nOEiR.png/e I too noticed there's no 29 and 30 listed in the .pdf. They might have still been included though.
This is the order: TV then spacer, then the stand, then the washer, then the screw.
ok thanks so its the same order i posted above.
the screw size i need doesnt come with this mount, so i have heard i can just go to a local hardware store to buy 4 screws and washers.
what do you mean it will tip? it does look a bit unstable but from what ive read it seems okay. it says it can hold up to 65 inch tv and 110 lbs. Some people have said they used a 70 inch tv on this mount. My tv is 65 inch and 51 lbs.
I like the fact that it can be wheeled around and raised or lowered. But my only worry is how well the TV stand will stay in a raised position and not just randomly fall down to a lower slot. Also i am worried that the wheels may be poor quality and possibly snap one day and then the stand will be unbalanced and the TV will fall over immediately.
Edit: I am also somewhat confused on how you secure the TV to the bracket? Like I see you attach a bracket to the stand. And a separate bracket to the TV. Then you hang the TV onto the stand. But i dont see how you secure these together after the TV is hanging on the stand? Do you see this in the instructions?This post was edited by noob_whacker on May 9 2017 11:22pm