Description

When you can’t see what’s happening around your tractor, you’re working blind—and that’s dangerous whether you’re backing up to a grain cart or navigating through the farmyard with a front loader. This left-hand electric mirror arm is engineered to keep your mirrors positioned exactly where you need them, with the integrated cable case protecting the wiring that controls your electric mirror head. No more mirrors that droop after hitting a tree branch or vibrate so much you can’t see anything clearly.

What You’re Getting

Heavy-duty arm construction that maintains stable mirror positioning through bumps and vibration
Integrated cable case protects electrical wiring from moisture, dust, and damage
Designed specifically for electric mirror operation with proper cable routing
Mounts directly to factory bracket points with no modifications needed
Works with electric mirror head (part 53748) and mirror switch (part 43329) for complete visibility system

Built for Modern Farm Work

This mirror arm serves mid-size to large tractors from Ford New Holland’s T6000 and T7000 series, plus Case IH Puma models. These are serious machines—your T6060 Elite handling loader work around the dairy, T7040 pulling wide implements across the field, or Puma 180 running a grain cart during harvest. When you’re operating equipment this size with this much visibility responsibility, your mirrors aren’t optional accessories—they’re safety equipment.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating from constant vibration, weather exposure, and the occasional contact with low branches or barn doors. This mirror arm uses robust steel construction with a protective finish that resists corrosion from fertilizer spray and road salt. The cable case is sealed to prevent moisture intrusion that kills electrical connections over time.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for the factory left-hand electric mirror arm. The integrated cable routing eliminates the exposed wiring that often gets pinched or damaged on makeshift repairs. During installation, make sure all electrical connections are clean and secure—a bad connection causes intermittent operation that’ll drive you crazy trying to diagnose.