60 inch screen, 52 inch stairway...help!
I've got an idea. It doesn't happen very often, so I'll pass it along.
Get a friend you trust, get subject TV up to the corner of the stairs, tell friend to move, let tv crash down stairs, (increase tv damage, if necessary), claim on home owners insurance, buy new flatscreen with insurance check.
Oh man, I should charge for advice like this.
Dave
Get a friend you trust, get subject TV up to the corner of the stairs, tell friend to move, let tv crash down stairs, (increase tv damage, if necessary), claim on home owners insurance, buy new flatscreen with insurance check.
Oh man, I should charge for advice like this.
Dave
Originally Posted by kobiashi
MEANING NO DISRESPECT TO ANYONE WHO HAS POSTED HERE . . .
You all must LOVE and watch a LOT of TV to spend this much time debating how to get a TV, that obviously won't fit, into a room.
Television must be really important.
Serotta, you've got buyers . . . sell it. If you must have a tv upstairs, buy a smaller one that will fit. The oversized box is nothing but aggravation now, and is just going to result in morre aggravation later . . . and for what . . . so that you can watch the trash that passes for entertainment these days ?
You all must LOVE and watch a LOT of TV to spend this much time debating how to get a TV, that obviously won't fit, into a room.
Television must be really important.
Serotta, you've got buyers . . . sell it. If you must have a tv upstairs, buy a smaller one that will fit. The oversized box is nothing but aggravation now, and is just going to result in morre aggravation later . . . and for what . . . so that you can watch the trash that passes for entertainment these days ?
Actually, watching TV has very little to do with getting it upstairs. First, the cost of the set is such that it is a bargain and I can't give up a bargain without a fight. Second, I only watch TV seriously (ie Big Screen) in the month of July for the Tour de France. Well, maybe a little superbowl, and once in awhile some golf and racin'. Third, the Playstation and Xbox look and play great on the bigger screen. Four, did I mention the damn thing was soooo cheap.
SDG,
Hummmm, insurance settlement...... now that's an idea!!!!!
Okay, here's the proof, it got moved, not sold. We began taking it apart, then realized it was all screwed and GLUED. The particle board would just tear and crumble if we tried to take it apart. Then someone showed up with a circular saw, and a jigsaw...... below is the progress:
Front and back off, picture is the inside, you can see the tubes (guns) on the left lower.

Notice the small L brackets we added on the far side. Each side had those, we cut and removed, then replaced and cut further. Always keeping 5 of the brackets screwed into the upper and lower parts.
Front and back off, picture is the inside, you can see the tubes (guns) on the left lower.

Notice the small L brackets we added on the far side. Each side had those, we cut and removed, then replaced and cut further. Always keeping 5 of the brackets screwed into the upper and lower parts.
Last edited by serotta; Jul 31, 2005 at 04:16 PM.
Skill saw???
Jig Saw???
And you diciede to cut the TV?
You shoud sell your truck and get a minivan.
Real men would have tore the crap out of the house to keep the TV intact and unharmed. :shakes head in disbelief: What's this world coming to when a mans Big Screen TV is no longer sacred and is put in danger or sacraficed over a less important house.
J/K with you.
Glad to see it's up there and over!
Even though I was hoping for a more exciting more dramatic saga with the same ending. LOL
Jig Saw???
And you diciede to cut the TV?
You shoud sell your truck and get a minivan.
Real men would have tore the crap out of the house to keep the TV intact and unharmed. :shakes head in disbelief: What's this world coming to when a mans Big Screen TV is no longer sacred and is put in danger or sacraficed over a less important house.
J/K with you.
Glad to see it's up there and over!
Even though I was hoping for a more exciting more dramatic saga with the same ending. LOL
The manufacturer is an idiot for gluing the case together. I had exactly the same issue with my 61" Sony big screen. The top case that holds the mirror was easily removed and one wiring harness was unplugged. One seperated it was pretty simple to move up the stairs. All screws, no glue. I think you did good sawing it apart. The answer to every performance problem is a bigger hammer. (or saw)
Originally Posted by kamikaze2b
LMAO! What a great thread. 

Nice thing is, now I have a 60 inch that can be very portable if it has to be moved.
I tend to agree with you DBD. It really would have been simple if there wasn't blue glue in each joint. I will admit, the glue made it one stable TV frame, even after cutting it in half.
Trade the truck for a mini-van.... dammmmmn! that's cold!
Originally Posted by dzervit
OMG... I cannot believe you CUT the TV... now I've seen it all...
You must have an older model that I do... no cutting involved... wow.
Nice work.
You must have an older model that I do... no cutting involved... wow.
Nice work.
Hey, I can't complain it works great, I didn't even have to re-calibrate the tubes/guns whatever they're called.







