Or a couple rain drops and its now Armageddon in the mirrors , can't see #### , just start movin til ya hear the horn
I carry a spare.Actually had to use it twice,Cheap enough.I also have 2 extra power mirrors on board. Got them from the junkyard years ago for a friend of mine, I’ve got a lot of parts lol, the whole under bunk area is full
Reminds Me of the Bazooka Joe eye glasses, with built in rear view. .25c and 10 comics. Does anyone else know or remember Bazooka Joe? Anyone ever get the x-ray eye glasses? Did they really work? Lol
Now that I am thinking I was in the left lane when I lost the power to the truck. If I had camera mirrors I don’t know how I would take the truck safely to the shoulder with all the traffic behind me that day.
I would actually consider retrofitting my ‘97 W900 with this. It would be hard for me to trust them though with all the snow, and mud I have to get through. When it’s raining hard my regular mirrors become worthless anyway, so it can’t be much worse. They need a rotating shield with a wiper to stay clean like you see on car mounted motor sports cameras.
I had the X-Ray glasses. All they did was give everything you look at a second edge, double-vision if you will.
Auto transmissions have nothing to do with technology. They are there because there is an entire generation of Americans with no mechanical skills or knowledge of how a truck operates. Not to mention the lack of coordination, like moving your left foot and right hand in sequence.
One advantage I see is that it's one less mirror to get knocked off by other drivers in the truck stops.