JerryK
Elite Member
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2004
- Messages
- 3,240
- Location
- Vanderbilt, Michigan, USeh?
- Tractor
- Mahindra (2011)5035 HST TLB & (2016)2555 HST Cab & (2017)1526 HST(2018)Cub Cadet Pro Z 154L (1991) Caterpillar E70B
Due to Engineer42 posting about his rear view mirror, and him planting a seed into my pea sized brain... I just finished putting mine in. So, blame him, not me... if you can't sleep at night.
I bought the mirror on Ebay [ you can get them on Amazon, too. search for CHUPACABRA mirror ] and then made some brackets for it out of aluminum. I screwed the brackets on using Stabilicer [ Stabil Icer strap on ice cleats, the hardened replacement screws for same ] screws because they were short, stubby, and made for rubber or plastic with a coarse thread. Drilling the holes was a hoot, knowing about all the expensive coils and things located just behind the headliner. I drilled carefully, and only found one hole on the bottom left that I was concerned about a spaced it out with a 1/8" plastic washer to add more clearance to what ever was back there. Also a picture of my voltage monitor I have on all my equipment [ Motorcycle ATV Universal Waterproof LED Battery Voltage Meter Indicator Pad 12V | eBay ] to make sure my fan belt is not slipping some whilst snowblowing. And a picture of the right pillar mode where my switches are. Life is GOOD...!!!!
I bought the mirror on Ebay [ you can get them on Amazon, too. search for CHUPACABRA mirror ] and then made some brackets for it out of aluminum. I screwed the brackets on using Stabilicer [ Stabil Icer strap on ice cleats, the hardened replacement screws for same ] screws because they were short, stubby, and made for rubber or plastic with a coarse thread. Drilling the holes was a hoot, knowing about all the expensive coils and things located just behind the headliner. I drilled carefully, and only found one hole on the bottom left that I was concerned about a spaced it out with a 1/8" plastic washer to add more clearance to what ever was back there. Also a picture of my voltage monitor I have on all my equipment [ Motorcycle ATV Universal Waterproof LED Battery Voltage Meter Indicator Pad 12V | eBay ] to make sure my fan belt is not slipping some whilst snowblowing. And a picture of the right pillar mode where my switches are. Life is GOOD...!!!!