Opinions Needed Please , Pictures of Running lights on my Kubota b3030 cab
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Ductape
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HAHA......... hopefully you got a little chuckle out of it. If not........ thats OK.I made myself laugh pretty good!
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WaxMan
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HAHA......... hopefully you got a little chuckle out of it. If not........ thats OK.I made myself laugh pretty good!
I thought is was funny too. it did put a smile on my face.
You watch some people will think it's real,
Wouldn't look half bad if it was a little smaller. I think you should go ahead and do yours up like that , you don't have a clearance problem.
ACHINBAC
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WayneB
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I like the horns and CB antenna...........too
Ductape
Elite Member
Don't look at me........................ i've been give two vacations from this place already. I guess my sense of humor must not come though when i'm typing.
mjncad
Super Member
mjncad about the camera
I would get yourself a good monitor and camera , you have done all that work you should put in a good camera, you have to get a CCD camera not a cosmos type camera.
The Sayno camera that i have shows little to no glare or washed out in sunlight .
It's Kinda expensive list at 299.00 paid 213.00.
The camera has three setting normal view , view with guide lines, and bird's eye view looking straight down with guide lines this one is for hooking up to the 3 point hitch. There is a switch in the cab to change views.
I think it works very well posted it a couple of times no one really cares about a camera on this site.
The camera has to be set up one time for your application it is adjustable with the guide lines, the lines are the exact with of the tractor.
In the picture the blue line is 8 ft, the green line is 4 ft, and the red line is 2 ft right to the inch.
Here are some links to my DVD and camera
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...3110-installing-dvd-player-backup-camera.html
YouTube - Kubota b3030 backup camera
WaxMan:
That's exactly the kind of image quality I was hoping for! Thanks for posting both links, and since I have a stiff back, a camera system is something I really would like to perfect on my rig.
Where did you get the camera and monitor?
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WaxMan
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mjncad
I just checked out your site with the sprayer. Man you do some quality work. Really a very nice job and very neat with a lot of attention to detail.
I'm really impressed.
I got both the camera and DVD player/monitor on Ebay,
Sanyo CCA-BC200 Backup Camera
Kenwood DDX512 DVD Receiver
I just checked out your site with the sprayer. Man you do some quality work. Really a very nice job and very neat with a lot of attention to detail.
I'm really impressed.
I got both the camera and DVD player/monitor on Ebay,
Sanyo CCA-BC200 Backup Camera
Kenwood DDX512 DVD Receiver
mjncad
Super Member
WaxMan:
Thanks for the compliments on my work, and I appreciate the info on the camera and monitor you used.
I need to check what type of cameras mine are per your text.
Thanks for the compliments on my work, and I appreciate the info on the camera and monitor you used.
I need to check what type of cameras mine are per your text.
Zephrant
Silver Member
Quick question mjncad: I just went though your picasa site (extremely nice work BTW). How are you cutting that steel plate? Milling it? I've got a Jett Mill/Drill, but I've been too chicken to try steel on it. I mostly use it for aluminum and plastics.
Like on this piece:
I'd like to start some steel work- I was wondering if I could make due with a bandsaw and abrasive chop saw. Mostly just want to modify an I-hitch to hold weights for starts.
On the lights- I like the five on front. Sounds like 3 on the rear might work, due to the other lights.
Like on this piece:
I'd like to start some steel work- I was wondering if I could make due with a bandsaw and abrasive chop saw. Mostly just want to modify an I-hitch to hold weights for starts.
On the lights- I like the five on front. Sounds like 3 on the rear might work, due to the other lights.