I would like to mount this in my RV. Is there a way to lock the mount in position while towing?
503642
What about using velcroe. On the back of TV and on outside of where TV rest on the wood. That's what I plan to do.
503643
Not an actual pin or anything to make it stay in to the wall.however this mount is very tight.....as in you really need to push and pull to get it to move wo once you have it in a position it doesnt move!i am guessing you could make some sort of wrap or zip tie it to make sure it stays in its position on the wall while traveling.it is a very nice mount and it works well for my wall mount 47" flat screen.
503644
You can lock the screen tilt action but it does not appear to me that the extension arm locks. Hope that helps!
503645
no there is no way to lock it, but it is stiff enough that it would stay in position except in the most severe conditions
1885801
There isn't anyway to secure it in storage. However, someone would have to have a floor jack or blocks to steal it from your trailer. My trailer is in storage and I have never had a problem.
745519
No. The way it works, you turn the knob at the base till it expands within the hitch receiver making the rack very sturdy. Once it is tight enough, you then use the provided Yakima key to lock the hitch to the hitch receiver. So I just leave my rack on all the time. I actually really like my rack :)
1677310
The mount doesn't lock but it remains in the fold up position until put down. It is easily tightened if necessary. We are very pleased with the quality of the mount.
2100930
As far as I know there is not a locking hitch pin for it because you have to screw it in. It does not just slide in like most hitch pins. Maybe you could just lock the rack onto the hitch with a cable.
1304056
Here's another suggestion! Velcro slab the TV to the stand, Velcro slab the stand to base of the RV or whatever your resting this on. Now run 2 straps of muffler strapping back to front again using wing nuts to secure the swivel stand while moving. Remove straps when stationary and enjoy angle viewing!
666700
Try searching for a 'trailer hitch lock' you should find what will work for your needs.
1157812
I used this mount in my RV and the tv stayed put. There are two little screws that lock the two brackets together. Make sure you have all the cables connected before putting in those last two screws. They are small, they go in from the bottom, and they are hard to get at, but they are definitely worth the trouble.
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I believe there is a strap loop on the receiver but no place for a proper lock. Only the receiver's antenna needs to be in direct sight of cam's antenna. I bury mine in some rocks 50 yards away with only the antenna poking out. I seriously doubt anyone could ever find it.
1135014
Hi Colleen,I don't see why not. We never had any one person get towed. I'm thinking it might make it tow a little crooked because the weight isn't distributed or centered. sorry I couldn't help you more.
1829322
Locking the phone mount in the position you desire is pretty simple. Just make sure that the lock is pushed all the way in and it should stay.
1817043
I think he means secure as in secure from theft. I did read somewhere that there is an embedded nut on the light itself, so if you were to use some form of secure mount with what is probably a 1/4-20 thread bolt, then you can lock it in place. That's how I plan to attach mine, to a plate that is mounted under the handlebars and out of the way. Make it so that it's too much effort to steal.
1128384
I don't see how you would be able to remove the crane from the trailer hitch while the crane is holding a load. The crane relies on the truck for stability and to act as a counter weight.
1016996
I own one and love the way it looks, but can't answer the "locking" question for undermounting. sorry. But to repeat.. I'm TOTALLY satisfied.. perhaps you could get the specs on it offline?
1293908
You're going to have to drill holes to mount the bolts into. So, as long as you can do that? Yes. You might want to mount it on stabilized portions of the trailer.
913902
If it was permanently mounted you would have to park your vehicle in the correct orientation to get the signal. The unit must be pointing south, your RV would have to be facing south as well. Just set it inside when traveling and place it on the roof when you park.
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Franco..Sorry, I have two differnt mounts on two different TV's..The one you are asking about locks in place when you push it in to the wall, then you pull a ring attached to a chain, which pulls a pin out of the mounting bracket that allows the TV to be pulled out, which enables you to swivel or whatever. I mounted it in the front of my motorhome, replacing an old Sony built in unit. I constructed a door with a piano hinge on one side so that I could open the door and use the space where the old TV was at for storage..I works great.