Description
Nothing kills your concentration like a cracked or missing side mirror glass when you’re trying to back up to an implement or check that wide mower behind you. A cracked, missing, or poorly positioned rear view mirror isn’t just an inconvenience – it’s a serious safety hazard that can cause accidents when you’re backing up to implements, maneuvering around buildings, or traveling on roads. Whether you’re replacing a mirror that’s been damaged by low-hanging branches, upgrading from a smaller mirror that doesn’t provide adequate visibility, or installing mirrors where none existed before, having proper rear vision can prevent the accidents that damage equipment and injure people. This replacement mirror glass gets your visibility back where it needs to be.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement mirror glass that fits your existing mirror housing perfectly
- Clear, distortion-free optics that show you what’s really happening back there
- Convex mirror design provides expanded field of view compared to flat mirrors, enabling operators to monitor larger areas around the tractor for enhanced safety
- High-quality glass construction maintains clarity through exposure to agricultural chemicals, dust, and weather extremes. Shatter-resistant properties reduce the risk of injury from broken glass during normal agricultural operations and vibration.
Built for Real Farm Work
This glass fits the side mirrors on New Holland T6000, T7000, and T7 series tractors that handle everything from loader work around the barn to road transport with wide implements. It also works on Case Maxxum and Puma series tractors that do similar heavy-duty farm work. Farm equipment operates in challenging conditions where mirrors face constant exposure to vibration, weather, flying debris, and the inevitable impacts from branches, equipment, and daily use.
Made to Last
This mirror assembly uses quality glass and mounting hardware designed specifically for agricultural applications, providing clear visibility that won’t distort or cloud over time like inferior mirrors. It’s built to handle the constant vibration, temperature swings, and general abuse that comes with farm work.
Installation Notes
Most mirror glass replacements are straightforward – remove the old glass from the housing and install the new piece. Before installation, check that your mirror mounting points are secure and undamaged, as a loose or bent mount will prevent proper mirror positioning. Clean the mirror surface thoroughly before use and adjust the position to provide the best visibility for your typical seating position. If the housing is cracked or the adjustment mechanism is sloppy, now’s the time to address those issues too.
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