My rear video camera system.

Looks great and thanks for the links. You might have just made it convenient enough for me to just do the same mod myself.

michael8rc wrote:
Do you get much camera shake going down the road with the camera mounted on the end of the square tubing?

I was worried about shake but it has been rock solid so far.

Here is what I used.

http://www.rearviewsafety.com/products/rvs-770619p-rear-views-backup-cameras-systems-clip-on-rear-view-mirror-monitor.html

I added

http://www.rearviewsafety.com/accessories/license-mount-backup-camera.html

They have several clip on monitors;

The one I got;
http://www.rearviewsafety.com/accessories/rear-view-clip-on-mirror-monitor.html

They also have this one;
http://www.rearviewsafety.com/accessories/rear-view-clip-on-mirror-monitor-ford-trucks-gm-trucks.html

Nice project, but 3M makes some double sided tape that would hold the camera until you retire the trailer for a lot less effort and money. They have tape mounted cable ties, too.

That's pretty good work, sir!

Do you get much camera shake going down the road with the camera mounted on the end of the square tubing?

Looks great!

I would like to do that.

Can you please post links to the camera/monitor parts you used. I looked for the clip on monitor - didn't see it.

Thank, Mike.
I have some more clear tubing to pad it too.

Looks great.
Only suggestion is the last pic where the wiring is tight against the aluminum where it makes the 90* turn to the camera......maybe pull a tiny bit of slack on the 90, because vibration will cause the cable to get "sawed".

Great job!!

RVSafety has a coiled pigtail for the camera system that makes it easy to connect up. The bracket for the trailer was the hardest part to make. I uses some scrap 4 x 4 inch aluminum angle.
The TV end took a bit of careful measurement to get it to fit and not not the spare tire.
I have a clip on monitor that fits over the mirror in the TV.
Very very handy in Atlanta and when backing into spots.