I had a 27" tube TV and it was a bear to move. When you start hitting 32-34" tube TVs, you need two people to move them. Now I have three TVs that I can move myself - 37" LCD, 42" Plasma, and 65" DLP. Wee!

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Try moving a sony WEGA 42" HD tube tv. I had to move one of those in our lab at work a few years ago. We needed three people to move that thing... I lookd up the specs online, and found that TV weighs nearly 300 pounds

Fair enough. That's why the last tube I got was 27"! I was looking at a 40" Mitsubishi, but when I decided I'd do it, Mitsubishi had gotten out of the tube business.

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2004 Impala SS - ZZP PCM, 3.4" Pulley, K&N CAI, TOG Headers, SLP Cat-Back, 180* thermo, Autolite 605s, PRJ Performance wires, Alternator rewire, GMPP Handling kit
2000 Grand Prix GT, Commuter Car - K&N CAI, GMPP Handling kit, ZZP downpipe w/U-bend delete, ZZP Plog, Alternator rewire

300 lbs? damn that's one heavy tv. my old 27" sony, the one the broke weigh at least 50 plus lbs. the new samsung i have right now is at least 100 lbs. took 2 people to carry it up stairs. i know if i move i'm going to have to sell it cause i'm not carrying down the apartment stairs again.

Use a dolly (hand-truck), that's what I did when I helped a friend move... We basically slid the TV down the stairs on the dolly.

never tried that before, but i'll keep that in mind. thanks