Which wall mount bracket to buy?It was a little 19" LCD TV with a "Ready America MRV3500 Travel 27" TV Wall Mount" attached. The inside and outside wall brackets are still attached to the camper, but the mounting arm went with the TV, along with my sleeping bag. It was rated to hold up to a 27" TV and up to 40 lbs. It worked just fine for my little TV for the year that I owned it. I never relocated the arm and TV to the outdoor bracket and never even adjusted the arm. I just swiveled it in and out from the wall. It has a strap for securing it retracted up near the wall while traveling.A new kit with two more wall mounts is about $60 shipped. It would save having to mount new wall brackets. The kit has a fairly high percentage of negative reviews on Amazon, 44% were less than 5 stars. Ready America MRV3500Should I go with another just like the OEM supplied arm and not have to mount new brackets, or try another, higher quality kit (if such exists)? Name one that is better or tell me that you have had a good experience with this one..Thanks.PS: If the thief was an Urban Outdoorsman, I would have GIVEN him the sleeping bag. I'm guessing he got about $15 for the TV. From now on I'll just keep all the furnishings at home and leave the camper unlocked where it is stored. The most expensive part of this restoration is replacing the broken window glass.

In a storage yard? My MH suffered a broken window in a storage yard in 1990. Insurance co. doubled my rates.

WyoTraveler wrote:In a storage yard? My MH suffered a broken window in a storage yard in 1990. Insurance co. doubled my rates.No insurance on a $15k camper. Replacing everything involved in this incident will probably be $450, less than the deductible even if I did have insurance. It usually doesn't pay to make small claims. Insurance is to prevent a catastrophic loss that would cause financial ruin. I can stand to be self insured for a $15k camper.Just looking here for someone with experience pro or con with this TV mount.

I use that bracket to install tv's its great all aluminium

Shop the Pawn Shops on the main road both directions first. They don't want the stolen merchandise on them for long. They want to sell it and get the money.If they get to the Pawn Shops before Police Reports go to the Pawn Shops, they get their money and are long gone if someone discovers it at the shops.

Wheelguy, contents should be covered under your homeowner's policy and glass possibly your auto policy. Call them and check.

Thief broke camper window, stole TV & wall mount support arm

Crowe
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
In both cases, the loss is less than the deductible.

MA has no glass deductible-didn't know in your case. Figured the other would be under the deductible, but some people do have very low amounts.
Artum_Snowbird
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
I bought this one and I had to cut the mounting plate down with my zip cut, but it sure is one skookum TV mount!

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I push the TV back against the wall and used a piece of heavy material and some Velcro fasteners to hold it tight against the back plate.
atwowheelguy
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Crowe wrote:
Wheelguy, contents should be covered under your homeowner's policy and glass possibly your auto policy. Call them and check.

In both cases, the loss is less than the deductible.
Crowe
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
If the theft is reported and you find your property at a pawn shop, notify the police and you will get the items at the pawn shop returned, most probable is that the thief bartered the items for drugs, if that is the case the items are gone.

Regrettably, only if you can prove it was yours in the first place.
RVcircus
Explorer II
Oct 08, 2015
If you were happy with the original I'd stick with it to avoid mounting new brackets.
navegator
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
If the theft is reported and you find your property at a pawn shop, notify the police and you will get the items at the pawn shop returned, most probable is that the thief bartered the items for drugs, if that is the case the items are gone.

navegator
BarneyS
Explorer III
Oct 08, 2015
You seem to have had good service from the original mount so I would go ahead and get the same one. Forget about the negative reviews. Your own experience counts much more than those.
Barney
Crowe
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Wheelguy, contents should be covered under your homeowner's policy and glass possibly your auto policy. Call them and check.
down_home
Explorer II
Oct 08, 2015
Shop the Pawn Shops on the main road both directions first. They don't want the stolen merchandise on them for long. They want to sell it and get the money.
If they get to the Pawn Shops before Police Reports go to the Pawn Shops, they get their money and are long gone if someone discovers it at the shops.
newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Oct 08, 2015
I use that bracket to install tv's its great all aluminium