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10:56 am
February 14, 2012
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mcmanawayp
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Ever install a wallmounted articulating arm for your TV in a Sportsmen Classic 200? If so, was it difficult to locate the studs in the wall that is labeled for such? I understand that the frame is wood and I'm wondering what type of stud finder has been successful in this endeavor. Thanks for any input!
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2:27 pm
February 17, 2012
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bojewy
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I installed one on my 16rbt. I used a stud finder made by Stanley, as well as a light tap on the walls with a hammer to verify.
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7:07 pm
March 2, 2012
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jdrphs
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So is it possible to mount a tv on the wall in just about any one of these? I was talking toa guy with an 18rbt, and he was wondering how and where. Is it ok to treat it like a house and simply find a stud, verify and drill. Obviously using common sense and caution. I just wasn't sure if there were actual studs in there to find or not.
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8:48 am
March 3, 2012
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bojewy
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Where I installed mine.
 
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