How Do You Transport A Hitachi Rear Projection Type TV?
One downside to rear-projection TVs, like those manufactured by Hitachi, is that the technology used with those TVs (not including newer DLP models) required larger screen sizes and made for sets that are bulkier and heavier than newer flat-panel TVs of comparable size. This can make transporting these TVs a challenge because care must be taken not to damage the screen or the unit itself. Care also must be taken to avoid causing the picture tubes used in CRT projection models to fall out of alignment. The method of transportation also depends on the size of the particular Hitachi TV. Ensure that you have enough help to safely move the projection TV from its starting location to the transporting vehicle to its end point. You must be able to handle the weight of the set and maneuver it around any corners or up and down any stairs without it being dropped or unduly jostled. Clear a path ahead of time and prop open any doors to make this process easier. Measure the dimensions both of the T
