Just nail the TV to the wall mount. Should be fine.

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Long Chile was a silly place.

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Long Chile was a silly place.

Why are you measuring TVs in inches not centimeters?

You should be fine, the biggest issue is the weight, but also the mounting pattern on the back of the TV. Yes a 40-inch TV now will weigh far less then your old TV, just make sure the mounting pattern is compatible.

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I miss YaHey

Just get a cheap new mount:

https://www.harborfreight.com/...-tv-mount-61807.html

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"100% of the people who confuse correlation and causation end up dying."

check the mounting attachments are compatible. if so, should be fine re weight.

if not... monoprice.com

Since you get free healthcare and u don’t have to pay for a wall on ur southern border u can afford the following upgrades:

https://www.bestbuy.com/...2114.p?skuId=6202114

https://www.bestbuy.com/...2500.p?skuId=4932500

But to answer ur question u need to know the vesa standard of ur tv mount and ur future tv. Here’s a helpful link:

https://kantomounts.com/...a-mount-for-your-tv/

Please update us when u get that new 82 inch tv mounted and tell us what Trump really looks like!

All TVs and mounts use a standard bolt pattern - VESA. There are a few different sizes of VESA, but TVs similar in size use the same, and most mounts work with a few different sizes.

If you new TV uses a huge size, like 600x400, don't expect it to fit on a smaller mount.

But as everyone says, otherwise weight is the only factor. If the small mount has a bunch of adjustments, a heavier TV will limit that - like it'll always tilt down.