this mounts to the side of the truck. can it be adjusted to slide over on the mount so it would pivot from the center of the truck?
1415562
You can position to center but you have to swing load over legs it will try to twist if you go to opposite side
1415563
The beam you see that is attached to the hitch can be slid back and forth easily. The only problem you might have to solve is getting clearance for the legs under the crane. As designed, it easily loads items into the center of the truck bed, and can be moved out toload into the edge of the bed. It pretty much covers it all. If you want to mount in the actual center of the bed, you need the "pick-up"style crane that has a flat mount plate to bolt to the truck floor.
1415564
The beam you see that is attached to the hitch can be slid back and forth easily. The only problem you might have to solve is getting clearance for the legs under the crane. As designed, it easily loads items into the center of the truck bed, and can be moved out to load into the edge of the bed. It pretty much covers it all. If you want to mount in the actual center of the bed, you need the "pick-up" style crane that has a flat mount plate to bolt to the truck floor.
99840
Nope, the tv does not move on the mount. I suppose it could move side-to-side, but it should really stay centered anyway.
183353
Not really. I guess you could drill holes in the back of the "box" and mount it that way, but it is not designed for that.
1511189
I haven't had any problem with this mount but personally I wouldn't use it in a moving vehicle. The brackets from the TV to the mount do not lock to avoid horizontal movement therefore it would be subject to slide off.
2273370
Not exactly. It sits in your vents so you can position the slats at an angle and then attach. The mount itself doesn't adjust for an angle.
1505436
Theoretically yes, but I am not sure how the mounting bracket would work in that orientation.
1848039
I agree with Space Godzilla... I've mounted this both ways (two different cars needing opposite orientation). There's a slotted knob which you can loosen/tighten on the back of the pivot. When loose, you can rotate the holder 360 deg, and adjust the angle up/down/left/right. Get it in the right position then tighten (you'll have to remove the whole device from the CD slot to get access).
476386
Yes, it pivots a lot. I would think you'd be restricted by how big of a TV you mounted on it. And how far it would swing before a side would hit the wall. Also check to see if your TV requires a special mount. I had a small 24" Samsung which I mounted that required a special mounting plate and screws. I had to go out and buy the metric screws. (the kit does come with a big assortment of screws)
301641
Yes it can. If mounted normally it can be tilted from facing up and horizontally flat to facing down and horizontally flat.
1378257
Probably possible, but won't slide front to back if you mount it that way. It would only slide side to side.
60311
My installation just allows lateral, (side to side) adjustment & slight angle adjustment.it is possible would work if mounted 90 degrees, but not certain.
1741017
It doesn't appear to have any place at back to allow mounting. Unless there is a mounting bracket available I would say no.
559226
Yes, it pivots up and down. Really, it can go pretty much any direction you want as it is connected to a ball joint type mount.
1815334
Yes, but only up and down adjusting. You could adjust left and right, but it would require loosening mounting bolt, which require getting back under the bumper.
1103422
Yeah, you'll just need to take the inner sliding part out and flip it over. You'll also need a ball mount for the hitch that goes on the other side.
519323
Not sure what you mean by pivot, but it does not lean back. It does however, move from side to side.
1662479
Yes, the mount connects to the clamp base by a ball and socket, so you can rotate it any way you need to