Where to find these parts?

The others have covered the mirror pretty well, so I'll just add on for the LP tank gauge. That's an easy one... ;)

Manchester Tank G12846 LP Gas Tank - Remote 90° OHM Sender

Had a velvac mirror fall off and they shipped to the location we were heading. If you are in Elkhart you can pick it up.

Very easy repair.

It looks like a Velvac Mirror go their Web Site and check out their mirrors.

To find the right one check the bottom of the mirror housing,most times there is a label there with the model number like this

Jerry that does not look like a Velvac mirror to me. The Velvac #2020 arm does not look like that and the mounting plate for the mirror is very different.

Giving the make and model will probably you get an answer.

OP has too many img tags. OP, quote this and edit your post.

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Check for the name of the mirror manufacturer, It looks like a Velvac mirror and you can go to the velvac site ( or whoever the mirror manufacturer is). And look for service or parts section, or phone their customer service department. I know that Velvac offer parts, including replacement glass/mirrors.

Ken

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While driving through Oklahoma I noticed that my convex mirror had fallen off the passenger mirror. It sticks on with two sided tape. Does anyone know where I can purchase another one?

Also I need to replace the gauge that goes on my propane tank.

See photos of both.

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this one is not a mirror

https://i.imgur.com/tO2cAfXl.jpg

Sidebar for new development on propane tanks.

Walmart is now selling Amerigas propane with gauge.

The convex mirrors are available at many auto parts and trucker supply/truck stop stores, and maybe even places like Wal-mart.

Is this a gauge for a built-in propane tank? If so that would probably be best handled by a propane dealer/supply place, the sort that rents and sells tanks for household use and has trucks that go around and deliver propane and so on. I think often they use a magnetic coupling between the gauge dial and the float mechanism. If it's the internal mechanism that needs repair or replacement, it will of course be necessary to empty the tank first.

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