Outside tv mount

[ParrishCamper]

Do you know if the tv inside the camper easily comes off to go on the outside tv mount? My husband says no and must be taken off w/ tools. I looked and didn't see where it would slide up. Seems like it should come off somehow and placed outside on the mount.
We are using stock tv/mount inside the camper.
Thanks!

[searay245se]

Mine from the inside slides right up and off and then slides down on the bedroom mount or outside mount.

[Oaklevel]

Originally Posted by searay245se

Mine from the inside slides right up and off and then slides down on the bedroom mount or outside mount.

Ours does the same it slides up off the inside mount and onto the outside mount (at the wall) . When off our inside mount looks similar to the outside mount. I assume if you have an outside mount yours will either work the same way or another TV mount should have come with the camper.

I didn't think ours did it that way at first but it does.

Or it might not.................

Good Luck !!!!

[ChibullsAN]

You'll need to pull the tv from the wall more than half of the travel of the extension arm. Then you'll be able to push up on the base of the mount and the mount will come off. The mount won't come off for safety reasons unless the mount is extended.

[KDHfan]

If there are mounts outside and in, it certainly should pop out and interchange easily. That's the point. I had one that you just slide up and out... And I had another that you had to push in a locking mechanism before lifting it up out.


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[rsdata]

Does anyone have a source for the tv mount used in late model Roo Shamrock?

[DK-in-SC]

As others have said, if you have the mount on the outside of your camper, you can pop the bracket off the inside mount and connect it outside. That was the easy part.
What I found a pain were the wires. Problem 1: The cable jacks all over my camper are the screw on type. But for some reason the cable jack by the exterior TV mount is not a screw on but rather a push on. So the cable wire wouldn't work and I had to get a new push on wire. Not a big deal but I didn't realize it until we were already at camp and actually tried to watch tv outside.
Problem 2: I found that getting the TV power cord out of the entertainment console was easy. But trying to get it back routed thru the holes was impossible and I had to pull out the Genesis stereo console to have access to get the wire back. So I found a short 3 prong extension cord on Amazon that is now permanently run in the entertainment console so I won't have to fish wires any more.


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[camper1999]

Not really related to this topic but I did not want to keep moving the TV in and out so I added a TV that tucks away in the storage area