Blind Spot Mirror
An OP was interested in adding a Blind Spot Mirror to the OEM standard Velvac mirrors on Class C. U-Haul used to have one and it seems to be phased out. Some of us looked on Ryder Fleet and I don't re...
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IAMICHABOD wrote:
I don't think that the 715372 will fit on the bottom because of the way the arm is, the bottom of the mirror is over the arm leaving no room for it.
I looked at the suggestion from the last thread but it wont work,the spring is too strong to compress.
I see what you mean about the auxiliary mirror not fitting on the bottom.
My repair plan includes making the repair piece long enough that its threads are used to compress the spring. Then the repair piece is cut off. It's a one-shot repair, but so's the original mirror.
I suggested a pipe nipple instead of threaded rod so the wiring for power an/or heated mirrors could pass through it.
Thinking further, lamps and ceiling fixtures use threaded tubing. It's "all threaded" and not tapered. If the diameter worked out, the lamp tubing wouldn't require threading.
