RUBBER COATED 96 LB MAGNETIC TRACTOR MIRRORS KUBOTA B BX JOHN DEERE 1025r MOWERS

Description

Great for sub compact, compact tractors, riding mowers commercial mower, zero turn mowers, golf carts and much more.
Brands like Kubota, John Deere, L & S, Mahindra, Case, Ferguson, Caterpillar, Kioti, Oliver, Ford, Bob Cat, Johnson, Thomas, Toshiba, IHI, Scag, Toro, Dixie Chopper, Ex Mark, Husqvarna, Lawn chief, Murray, you name a piece of equipment and in some way these will improve your use of that heavy equipment.
Set of 2 one Right hand and one left hand convex mirror with Rubber coated magnetic base to attach to the side of your tractor, mower, machine Has adjustment screw to prevent bouncing and fully adjustable in and out up and down. Mirrors also fold in for towing on trailer or fitting in tight spaces. Brand new never been used. 7.1” tall and 5.5” wide.
Fully adjustable and foldable mirrors with tension adjustments.
Magnets coated with thin Rubber coating to protect your paint.
Each magnet is rated for 48lbs and 2 on each mirror. Giving each side a 96lbs rated magnetic hold.
These are not strong enough Magnets to trailer and haul your tractor with mirrors attached. See my other auctions for higher rated magnets.
At 60 MPH YOU WILL LOOSE A MIRROR WITH THE RUBBER COATED MAGNETS. I’ve tried to use them on the tractor in tow and at about 60MPH the mirrors fall of at any little bump.
In most cases mirrors ship same or next day unless purchased on Sunday.
SHIPPED USPS INSURED PRIORITY MAIL
Please Read The Following:
HOW MAGNETS ARE RATED
Magnets are rated by putting 2 identical magnets together + to - and measuring the amount of force necessary to separate them. The measured force is direct pull because it is measured by separating the magnets from their strongest point directly pulling them apart with no side to side movements.
When attached to metal the magnets achieve full holding force when attached to 1/2” thick steel. So these magnets will not hold on a 200lb mirror it would be closer to 100lb and everything changes that number like the thin coating on the magnets the paint covering the steel you attach the mirror to or how thick the metal is, if there’s a sticker where you attach it. All those little things add up to a reduction in the magnets strength.
I just don’t want anyone to think that I am trying to make buyers believe that it will take 200lbs of force to remove the mirror from your tractor. I am just listing the actual magnetic rating given to these magnets by the Dept of weights and measurements. I did not make up the rating.
With that said I personally use all the mirrors that I have listed and only sell the ones that I am personally satisfied with.