Wireless Back Up Camera Recommendation for a Tractor and Baler Driving on Public Roads
Updated 11/19/2014 | Published 11/18/2014
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Question:
During hay season, I have to drive my tractor and round baler on a major 4 lane, and was wondering if you had a unit I could mount on top of my baler to check out traffic behind me prior to a left turn. Usually I have to pull off the right side of the road, clear traffic, then beat feet across 4 lanes. Thanks,
asked by: Don C
Expert Reply:
The Swift Hitch Wireless Camera System # 04928 that you referenced would be perfect for what you are trying to do. You could mount the camera on the top of your baler and then use the handheld monitor to see everything behind you while you are making left turns.
The magnetic mount bracket for the camera would make for easy installation on your baler. Or, you could use the suction cup mount # PM01.
I attached a review video for this camera for you to check out as well.
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Swift Hitch Wireless Hitch Alignment Camera and Monitor - Night Vision - 4-Hour Camera Battery
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