I have a M7060 with a cab. Does Kubota make an interior rear view mirror for their tractors, and if not, does anyone know where I can buy one?
Thanks in advance...
Thanks in advance...
Interior rear view mirror - where to buy?
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not sure your mounting style but:
https://www.amazon.com/KOBWA-Baby-M...=1498604972&sr=1-15&keywords=rear+view+mirror
Hey, that looks interesting! I have had my L3569HSTC for 3 years and keep thinking about an inside rear view mirror. When I back up I use the two outside mirrors, but I keep looking up as I do in my truck for the rear view mirror. I'll have to check this out.
I'd say, go to your favorite on line purchase store and look up "convex boat mirror". You'll find a wide selection of styles, mounts and prices.
I found a real nice used one on Ebay, chromed everything but glass, to fit my Polaris Ranges. Works, looks good, mounts easy, not expensive.
I found a real nice used one on Ebay, chromed everything but glass, to fit my Polaris Ranges. Works, looks good, mounts easy, not expensive.
I put (2) 3-5" stick on convex mirrors in the upper corners of my L4060 front glass. EBay or any auto store should have them.
The convex mirrors are just in my peripheral vision, and I can see a few feet left and right of the tractor, as well as directly behind.
The convex mirrors are just in my peripheral vision, and I can see a few feet left and right of the tractor, as well as directly behind.
Thanks everyone!
My main concern is what's directly behind me - the side mirrors take care of the left and right. I like the idea of putting two small mirrors in the cab's front corners - if in the center, I'd just be looking at myself!
My main concern is what's directly behind me - the side mirrors take care of the left and right. I like the idea of putting two small mirrors in the cab's front corners - if in the center, I'd just be looking at myself!
It bears mentioning that some operators install rear cameras for the perfect view. I have been tempted to get one for my snow plowing use, but I do get a pretty good view by turning the seat and looking over my shoulder.