Razercam Tractor Back-up Camera: Easy 3-minute Installation!

[@myrlkibbe1414]

A fantastic addition to my tractor. I bought the AgCam before Mike started selling it, bought it directly from the manufacture. I bought the two-camera package with a 9” monitor thinking to use both cameras on the rear, one pointed down to the PTO & hitch and the other pointed back to show the rotary mower and what is behind it. I set them up in this configuration but later moved one camera to the front of the tractor (on the grill guard) and use it while hooking up to the skid steer style FEL attachments. Previous to using the camera I could not see either corner/side of the FEL attachment plate (a full-sized tractor with a cab), it was an ugly process of forward and back to get properly positioned to attach the implement. Now I can move up to and attach the implement in one attempt. When I’m operation the rotary mower I like to closely monitor the operation. As the years have passed my back, neck & shoulders now prevent me from turning around as much as I would like for keeping an eye on the cutting operation. This camera and monitor system have brought peace of mind to my mowing again. I got the 9” monitor for the large picture it displays, I feel it has been well worth the additional diagonal size. Money well spent for my use.

[@danwilkening888]

If you use your loader or pallet forks this could be a game changer. Especially if you have a cab. You dont need to stand up to see the end of the forks or the edge of the bucket. Rear would be great for things like a stump grinder. Point it exactly where you need it. Great product Mike.

[@John1911]

This is WAY nicer than I expected.

[@jonirelan2904]

Nice segment! Thanks Mike!

[@cogentdynamics]

My tractor isn’t an agricultural tractor but I’m of that age where I’m going backwards as much as forward yet turning my back kinda isn’t as good as it once. Waterproof and rugged would be cool if I could afford it.

[@stevenickman5147]

what's the screen display like in bright sunny conditions?

[@dakotamicro]

It's bright. The only time it becomes a problem is if the sun is directly angled. the sun shade that it comes with helps in those situations.

[@ronevans852]

Now that nice camera on tractor.

[@earlyriser8998]

I bought a different version from Tractor Mike but still love that one

[@critical-thought]

One forward, one backward. That would be a neck saver there.

[@tom73055]

Cant you make a camera that has an adjustable lenz angle of view from 170 to 70 degrees angle of view?

[@Moselli56]

Excellent video Mike! Great information and very well done!

[@royaltutranch]

$1,000 bucks for that mf’er?!?!? I get made in the USA quality, but is this sumbitch gonna drive my tractor for me or pick up hbo??? Unbelievable.

[@tom73055]

I’m with you on the cost of this set up, not unlike like the Chinese cameras that are much cheaper. But I’m sure this system is much better built for the long hall use .

[@genewilliams7497]

Large AG…YES! Compact tractors NOT!! As far as being able to see the fork tips… How bout learning how to operate a loader!! Things like this totally dumb us down instead of helping. Just turn your head and look behind you, pretty simple and no cost

[@TomClifford-pe8lo]

What about as you get older.Then you will find it very hard to look behind at what is going on.I think this is a great product.

[@genewilliams7497]

@@TomClifford-pe8lo Then I’d say that if you can’t turn and see behind you…. Then you probably shouldn’t be driving an automobile on the highway period or a tractor! That’s a high problem now people driving that absolutely no business in a vehicle on a highway period….. the cameras have ZERO depth perception capability thus are unsafe anyway.