VIzio 80” TV, 10+ years old (Mountain View nr train station)

This is an old model from around 2014/2015 and purchased at Costo on 2016. It is only regular HD, not 4K. It has some issues to be aware of so read closely. There will be a lot of interest, so I am going to be clear on the issues it has. It still has a good picture and can be very satisfactory if you are ok with the issues.
I also have the original stand if you want to place it on a table, but you can also have an articulating wall mount (pictured).

Details:
Model: Vizio M801i-A3
Size: 80” (diagonal)
Width: 71.2”
Height: 41.1”
Weight: 115 lbs (!!!!)
You can google the model for more details.

Problems it has (read thoroughly):
- access to onscreen functions is gone. It does not respond at all to the remote. You can’t even turn it on/off via remote
- when it is plugged in, it automatically comes on. I was turning it on/off with a smart switch I controlled with Alexa: “Alexa, turn on Vizio” etc. You will need a smart switch or some other kind of switch to physically power it on and off
- it has only 1 HDMI input port
- think of it as a dumb computer monitor, it goes on and off and that’s all. You cannot adjust the picture settings, but the picture you get should be satisfactory

Transport (very important):
- it MUST be transported upright (as in the case for all flat TVs). If transported lying flat it is likely to crack when you hit a bump
- it will need a truck - I don’t think there’s any car in existence that can hold this upright, and it must be strapped in well, you will need appropriate straps to secure it
- it is painfully HEAVY… it will require 2 people to transport and they must be fairly strong as each will be holding about 60 lbs (total weight is listed as 115 lbs)
- I don’t have the original packing, but I do have thr packing from a new LG 83” that I just bought and I think it can be adapted to work with some creativity. I can help pack it up with you and help load it onto a truck.
Ideally I’d like to have it taken either Saturday or Sunday this weekend.
If you have any questions feel free to ask.

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