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OT - Which extended mirrors do you like

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ShepFL

05-31-2005 23:19:45




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Just got the new (to us) travel trailer home on Saturday. Found out real quick I need some wider mirrors. What do you run on your tractor hauler?




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wirehair

06-01-2005 10:15:46




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 Re: OT - Which extended mirrors do you like in reply to ShepFL, 05-31-2005 23:19:45  
I have a 2000 Chevy Silverado and use plastic extended mirrors that are form-fitted to factory ones.

No vibration problems and just one knob to turn tolock them in. Added 3" round wide andle to each for more complete coverage.

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Stickler

06-01-2005 06:53:29




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 Re: OT - Which extended mirrors do you like in reply to ShepFL, 05-31-2005 23:19:45  
Heated 6X16 west coast mirrors on the highway tactor and the grain truck. But on the pickup I have the older style 6X9 swing out camper style. I like them a lot better than these newfangled tiny little plastic "objects in mirror are closer than they appear" crap that you can't judge distance in when backing.



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Dell (WA)

06-01-2005 00:45:04




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 Re: OT - Which extended mirrors do you like in reply to ShepFL, 05-31-2005 23:19:45  
Shep..... ...I like www.powervisionmirrors.com outtta Pendelton Ore. Their rubber bellows electric extenda-arms with built-in directional blinker leds are the kats-meow. Pricy but nice. Beats those clamp-on extenda vibrators or manual pull-outs. check'em out..... ....Dell



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