When you’re backing up to an implement or maneuvering around farm buildings, you need mirrors positioned just right to keep you and your equipment safe. A broken or loose mirror arm means poor visibility that can lead to costly accidents. This left-hand mirror arm gets your exterior mirror back where it needs to be, giving you the clear sight lines that make all the difference during busy field days and road travel.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty construction that stays put even when you’re bouncing across rough ground
- Adjustable design lets you dial in the perfect mirror position for your height and preferences
- Direct replacement that bolts right up to your cab without any modifications
- Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather, chemicals, and daily farm life
Built for Real Farm Work
This mirror arm fits Ford T series and Case IH Puma tractors, including CVT and CVX models from 115 to 240 horsepower. Whether you’re running a mid-size Puma for hay work or a big T7 series for heavy tillage, these tractors spend time on roads between fields where good mirrors aren’t just helpful—they’re required by law. From engaging the PTO on implements to shifting through ranges during transport, these machines need reliable visibility for safe operation.
Made to Last
The engineered design ensures stable mirror positioning even during high-vibration operations and rough terrain conditions. Farm work is tough on mirror arms—they face constant vibration, flying debris, and the occasional brush with tree branches. This arm uses quality materials and robust construction to keep your mirror steady and properly positioned through it all.
Good to Know
Installation involves mounting to your cab structure and adjusting for optimal visibility. Make sure all mounting hardware is properly torqued and the arm moves smoothly through its adjustment range. Check that your mirror mounting points are secure and undamaged before installation, then adjust the position to provide the best visibility for your typical seating position.
