replacing a XVZ15000 with a XVZ17000: Will I have to purchase another mount or use my existing mount?
1025398
It should be universal. Did you find and purchase the 17000 if not I have one for a great deal new in box.
697876
Yes. And you will find it a very good replacement. At the price of these, you may want to consider buying two or three because even these will eventually wear out. I've had very good experiences with these, especially if you place a small amount of thread lock on each mounting screw. It's not required but it doesn't hurt a thing. You won't be dissappointed.
179134
Sorry John, looked at the links, all took me to the e-mount, not a-mount. good luck.
303978
Yes you should be able to do that. I would call sight Mark and give them the model numbers and see if they work together or if you will need another type of mount to make them work
1164457
It will work great...but I'd recommend the upgrade to the 3-9X40...given the reach of the 17HMR...will probably need medium high mounts in either case
77962
You shouldn't need it unless your old mounting hardware is wore out and in need of replacing. A quick visual inspection should give you a answer.
41909
Yes. I replaced one from 2006. They seem to keep the mounts the same even if they revise the internal design. To be completely clear. My old one had the a on the bottom. The new one had the AF on the bottom. And I was able to swap it out using the original base plate and a same connector for the wires without having to change anything.
1940293
No. Any standard mount will work as the screw holes are in the right place. Love this tv.
340946
You will not be able to use the old wall mount but this will come wirh a new one simple install only a couple screws. The electrical should work as well. Only issue we had is the exaust pipe is in a different location so you may neednto rework that pipe.
1910246
Since this is the portable model, I would think not. There is a fixed mount/permanent model. With a bypass, that one should work.
1685089
It looks like it should. I found a mount that claims it is compatible to both yours and mine so it should be ok. So far it has worked perfectly for me.
1278769
I believe it did.I was doing a direct replacement (after 5 years the first one was getting a little finicky), so I reused the old mount.
799009
I believe it comes only with the one bracket that maxes out at 200mm X 200mm VESA. But there might be a way to extend it with some universal mounting plate. though you might need some clearance from the TV to fasten the old plate with the new plate using a screw and a nut or something. not sure how sturdy this method would be. You can get a little better look at the bolt pattern from page 14 of the manual pdf @ https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bushfurniture.com%2FAssets%2FInstallation%2520Guide%2FVS11517%2520A160334.pdf
68027
it works for mine, but you will need the suction mount that goes with it (sold separately)
1534789
No, different mounting configuration. Call cyclevisions and see if they have something that will fit.
2138604
Just follow the instructions and sequence on the instruction sheets that come with the mount (or download them from the company's website). Some of the adjustments take a fair amount of elbow grease - - best done with 2 people. I re-adjusted the settings a few weeks after the initial setup and it is working just fine. There are no shortcuts if you want it to work correctly.
1021791
The mounting holes on the back of your screen appear to be 684mm wide by 300mm tall. That means you will NOT need the VMXA1