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GORDON HUMMEL · 09-23-2009, 01:47 AM

Richard,
Been working on it, since your post.
Initial thought is to have the TV stowed as suggested. A steel perimeter frame +/- 42 x 27" will slide out. 2 arms, not parallel, long & short will mount the tv to the outside vertical member of the perimeter frame. These arms will pivot on this member to rotate the 90deg & also allow the tv to raise while remaining level. My son is doing the trig to get the arms lenghts & pickup points.

The pictures below are of my install of a 42" in the front & 26 in the rear for those interested.

09-23-2009, 01:47 AM	#20
GORDON HUMMEL Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Forest Ranch, Ca for the summer Posts: 299	Richard, Been working on it, since your post. Initial thought is to have the TV stowed as suggested. A steel perimeter frame +/- 42 x 27" will slide out. 2 arms, not parallel, long & short will mount the tv to the outside vertical member of the perimeter frame. These arms will pivot on this member to rotate the 90deg & also allow the tv to raise while remaining level. My son is doing the trig to get the arms lenghts & pickup points. The pictures below are of my install of a 42" in the front & 26 in the rear for those interested. Attached Images __________________ Gordon Hummel 1991 41.5' #266 8v92 2009 Pontiac Vibe GT Toad Fulltime on the road