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Side Mirror Head Replacement for Deutz Agroprima /Agroxtra /DX3 /DX4 /DX6 /DX7 Tractors

Original price was: $23.76.Current price is: $14.28.

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When you’re backing up to hook a disc or keeping an eye on your hay rake in tight turns, a cracked or loose mirror isn’t just annoying—it’s downright dangerous. Good visibility around your Deutz is a safety must, especially when you’re working around people or maneuvering in the farmyard. This replacement mirror head gives you the clear, sharp view you need to work safely.

What You’re Getting

  • High-quality glass that won’t distort your view like cheap mirrors do
  • Proper curvature designed specifically for tractor visibility angles
  • Weather-resistant construction that handles farm life—sun, rain, and temperature swings
  • Shatter-resistant glass reduces the risk of dangerous fragments if something does hit it
  • Direct fit for your existing mirror arm—no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This mirror head fits Deutz Agroprima, Agroxtra, and DX3, DX4, DX6, and DX7 series tractors. Whether you’re running a compact DX3 around the barnyard or working big acres with a DX7, these tractors see all kinds of work—from loader jobs where visibility matters most to field work where you’re keeping track of implements behind you.

Made to Last

Tractor mirrors take way more abuse than car mirrors ever will. Between constant engine vibration, dust, chemicals, and the occasional tree branch or piece of equipment that gets too close, they need to be tough. This mirror uses agricultural-grade materials and mounting designed to stay put despite all the shaking and bumping that comes with farm work.

Good to Know

This mirror head mounts to your existing arm and bracket—just remove the old one and bolt on the new. Take a minute to check that your mirror arm is tight and in good shape before installing. After you get it on, adjust it for your height and where you sit so you can see your rear wheels and what’s behind you without having to lean around. Pro tip: if you’re replacing one mirror, consider doing both—they tend to wear at about the same rate.