Any here ever used one of these? Do they work?

[schmism]

I Love my portable wireless camera.

Amazon.com: Swift Hitch SH01 Portable Wireless Camera System: Automotive

magnetic, clip it on the back of the truck, turn on the screen and back up. can nail it first time. Nice thing is i can move it from truck to truck depending on which one im in or use it for other remote camera jobs.

has night vision that works great also. (ive used it at night)

 

[kebo]

On average it takes me 3 walks without a spotter to hook up to my 2-axle equipment trailer. With a spotter it's 4.

When you get good at backing up a trailer, it will only take 2 "checks" like me.

 

[rd_macgregor]

I Love my portable wireless camera.

Amazon.com: Swift Hitch SH01 Portable Wireless Camera System: Automotive

magnetic, clip it on the back of the truck, turn on the screen and back up. can nail it first time. Nice thing is i can move it from truck to truck depending on which one im in or use it for other remote camera jobs.

has night vision that works great also. (ive used it at night)

iBall is another similar wireless camera (iBall Wireless Trailer Hitch Camera – iBallhitchcam.com)
I've wanted something like this to use both on my truck and on my tractor, but so far have been too indecisive about what system to go with.

 

[sklunk]

You don't want to be in the same county when my wife backs up :laughing:

Ford is coming out with something that will back the trailer up for you:

https://media.ford.com/content/ford...up-assist-for-2016-ford-f-150-makes-back.html

Watch the videos - it's scary! You take your hands off the wheel and use a small knob on the dash to control the direction of the trailer then the truck does the rest!

 

[KevT]

I don't know if that is sad or scary

 

[Degolyerent]

I guess they still have to use the brakes. Should make for some good entertainment.