🔍 CL082 Clamp-on Spot Mirror by Fit System Review

Just boxed and installed on my 2019 2038 JD. Installation on the loader arms is easy, no extras are required. Can be rotated and adjusted/rotated easily. I recommend it as a cheap mirror for a tractor.

I bought them to use on my John Deer 2025R (2019) tractor. I mounted them on a loader arm mount and they fit perfectly. The hole is already there, so don't drill anything. I have two dogs that run around while I work and I can always find them if they are behind me in the mirrors.

Good value for money. However, there is a problem: Where mirror and plastic meet, there are open gaps through which water can penetrate. In this case, the problem may be due to freezing cold weather. I will seal the mirror glass all the way around with clear silicone sealant to keep water out.

Not sure what these clamps are good for but I had to build something complete to mount them on my forklift. We cut the ball from the screw. It was an odd carving pattern that I didn't have a faucet for. TIG attached a 3/8 bolt to the ball and screwed it into the forklift's roll cage. kinda proud of how they turned out.

I bought these to be able to see the rear when driving my tractor especially to watch my dog. It took about 30 seconds per side to fit into the top holes of my JD H165 loader. The curvature of the mirror is excellent and the black plastic frame suits it well. And I really like the size of the mirror, it doesn't seem to block the view ahead. I'm glad I made this purchase.

Install this as my blind spot mirror on my tractor. Mast shed space is limited, you need to drive the tractor without bumping into anything on one side, but leave room on the other side for skid steer access. The tractor's rear axle extends about a foot beyond the outer surface of the rear wheels and I can't see it from the cab. With this mirror I can now see the end of the axle and how far the axle is from hitting something (e.g. the track for the top door). Should have done that many years…

I last bought a set of these CL082 collar auto parts mirrors about 10 years ago and one of them is still in use on my truck. These mirrors aren't fancy, and the black plastic body doesn't look as "pretty" as a polished stainless steel mirror or a chrome mirror, but if you can put up with that, this is a really good wide-angle mirror for either. on the driver or passenger side of a pick-up or van with tubular frame primary mirrors. As you can see from the product photo they are designed to…