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Old 01-01-2017, 12:07 PM
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I'm doing alright. Earlier yesterday, I had lifted a 148lb tv of that family* myself to prove to the friend I gave it to (who could not lift it himself) that I could do it....Then we carried his new set up from the basement to his SUV. Then me him and his friend carried my 208lb set pictured above up the stairs, and I also moved that Zenith it sits on several feet so I could give it some maintenance before anchoring it. My hat is off to them for the help, my dad who helped me get the small one into the basement and the one I'm keeping out of the 2nd story of the home I bought it from (he said that was the last help he was giving on one of these Sonys).

*Hi-Scan not Super-Fine-Pitch thus why I gave it to him.
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