My wife has had issues (from birth) with her eyes which makes it difficult for her to see when her head is turned around looking behind the tractor.

Anyone use an aftermarket backup camera in their tractor? Not so much for backup, but rather checking the implements.

Even better would be one that is ISOBUS compatible.

TIA.

mhnatt said:

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My wife has had issues (from birth) with her eyes which makes it difficult for her to see when her head is turned around looking behind the tractor.

Anyone use an aftermarket backup camera in their tractor? Not so much for backup, but rather checking the implements.

Even better would be one that is ISOBUS compatible.

TIA.

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I don't think it is isobus compatible, but I recently installed a Foxpark wireless camera from amazon on the back of the bedrack on my truck to replace the rearview mirror view that is mostly blocked by the rack and a rooftop tent. It works really well for shorter distances behind the truck and for seeing passing traffic in other lanes, but it does not see well at a distance behind me due to the nature of the wide angle lens. It would be perfect for monitoring implements behind the tractor though. The one I got has dual channel capability too, so you can add a second camera looking forward or out one side or the other if that would be helpful.

We have installed Dakota Micro systems on combines, sprayers, and skid loaders. They aren't isobus but were an easy installation. The ones in the combines plugged into the factory harness and came up on the Pro700 like a factory unit would.

I helped my neighbor install one on his bulldozer last year. He talked to these guys and they fixed him up. He said they were very knowledgeable and have all kinds of units and options.
https://www.agricameras.com/

Perfect - thank you all and Gunny again for the reference! That will work!

Hat's off to your wife for working the tractor!

I bought my wife a box blade for our anniversary one year, and she just wasn't very appreciative.

Didn't she realize how much money you spent on HER????

There's just no pleasing them sometimes!

tree91 said:

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Hat's off to your wife for working the tractor!

I bought my wife a box blade for our anniversary one year, and she just wasn't very appreciative.

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How inappropriate!

To give your wife of all people a tool that flattens the hills and straightens the curves!

No wonder she wouldn't use it.







My apologies to Waylon and the Dukes.

https://a.co/d/57mwXsZ

$30.

What works for me is GPS steering. If the GPS is steering, I can let go of the wheel,turn my whole body, and watch the plow for long periods.