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Back UP Cameras
Does anybody use a back up camera when hooking up to your trailer,if so do you think its worth the time and money to put one in my truck?
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on my rv, not my dually
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Bought one last year online for $200.00 I will be buying a Dually soon and will get one for it. $119.00 at Pep Boys
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They are starting to get quite popular. We are installing more of them than I ever thought we would.
Believe it or not, cameras for gooseneck hitches seem to be more popular in our area. |
Re: Back UP Cameras
Originally Posted by buck183
They are starting to get quite popular. We are installing more of them than I ever thought we would.
Believe it or not, cameras for gooseneck hitches seem to be more popular in our area. |
Re: Back UP Cameras
Originally Posted by ratman
where would you mount it to see the regular trailer ball on a reciever hitch, i hook my boat by myself some times and its a real pain. thx
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Kit comes with a camera that mounts across the 2 top license plate bolts. The 3 inch screen is mounted on my visor. When I need to use it I just flip the visor down and when the truck is put in reverse the camera automatically comes on. Took about an 1 1/2 hours to install in a Suburban by myself. Now I can back right up to the ball first time everytime!!!
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I have one that is hooked to my head unit.. It is a great thing to have when hooking a trailer.
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saw one on a dually for the first time this weekend. Im backin a guy up to his trailer, he says he's got it . Very cool. I think I need one too.
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I use "The Force" :evilb: :evilb: :evilb:
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