Left Hand Telescopic Mirror Arm Kit for John Deere 5020-7030 Series Tractors with Spring Protection

Description

When you’re backing up to a hay wagon or maneuvering around buildings with wide implements, having a mirror that actually stays where you put it makes all the difference. This left-hand telescopic mirror arm kit gives you the adjustable visibility you need, plus it’s smart enough to fold back when it hits a tree branch instead of breaking off completely. That spring-loaded protection has saved more than a few farmers from replacing entire mirror assemblies after a close encounter with low-hanging branches.

What You’re Getting

• Telescopic design extends for wider field of view when backing up to implements
• Spring-loaded breakaway system protects against damage from tree branches and obstacles
• Complete kit includes arm, mounting hardware, and convex mirror for maximum coverage
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle daily vibration and farm conditions
• Easy adjustment for operators of different heights and visibility preferences

Built for Real Farm Work

Your John Deere 5020, 6000, 6010, 6020, 6030, or 7030 series tractor handles everything from field work to loader operations around the barn. Whether you’re pulling wide implements through narrow gates, backing grain carts under augers, or working in tight spaces around livestock pens, good mirrors aren’t just convenient—they prevent costly accidents and keep you moving efficiently through your day.

Made to Last

Farm work means dealing with vibration, weather extremes, and the occasional bump into things. This mirror arm features a spring-loaded design that lets the mirror fold back when it hits something, then springs back into position instead of snapping off. The telescopic function extends smoothly and locks in place, so it won’t vibrate or drift while you’re working.

Good to Know

This is the left-hand side kit—you’ll need the right-hand kit separately if you’re replacing both mirrors. Installation bolts right onto your existing cab mounting points, and the mirror adjusts both horizontally and vertically to get the perfect viewing angle. The telescopic arm extends when you need better visibility for backing up, then retracts for normal operation or when going through narrow spaces.