Back up Cameras?

[screamin400]

Looking to put a back up camera in my new Kubota svl65. I have a cheap on in there right now I grabbed locally but looking for an upgrade.
I have a few needs:
Has to stay on all the time
Has to have pretty good resolution
Has to have a large screen. I am getting older and do not want to squint. This is a 7" monitor and I want larger. I do not think all 7" monitors are the same. This one is wide and not very tall.
Bluetooth is a bonus for less wire issues but can go either way.
I can mount the camera or magnet.

I see many companies offering what they call a heavy duty setup. I have seen them as high as 1600. I am looking 400 or below.

Anyone actually have one they have used and can recommend?

 

[cabover4us]

I read your thread and I agree, would love to have a rear mounted camera for snowblowing. Have to twist around and have just the tip of my foot pushing foot pedal while stretching to see (what I'm about to hit). Unfortunately, the makeup of our door yard is cut into areas to blow in a specific order to control how the snow makes its way into the swamp. So now that I self-reflect not sure if a camera system will work for my application.

 

[Jkott]

My security camera system for home has tons of weather proof, night vision, high def cameras available for under $50. What I just can’t find is a weather resistant monitor for my open cab tractor that I can hose the dust off after tilling.

I can’t believe there isn’t a good option out there. Anyone seen a marine TV that would work? They would likely be weather resistant and able to tolerate bouncing around and shocks.

 

[forestcreature1]

Mine is from rearviewsafety [.com], love it.
I followed a kubota camera build thread on this site [eons ago] to see what the bucket tip was actually doing.
I have 2 cameras to cover both ends, monitor has a button to switch back & forth.

 

[forestcreature1]

My security camera system for home has tons of weather proof, night vision, high def cameras available for under $50. What I just can’t find is a weather resistant monitor for my open cab tractor that I can hose the dust off after tilling.

I can’t believe there isn’t a good option out there. Anyone seen a marine TV that would work? They would likely be weather resistant and able to tolerate bouncing around and shocks.

They exist, I believe even amazon sells them. How are you doing your search engine request?
try: skid steer camera monitor or waterproof camera monitor

Rearviewsafety has 2 models

 

[Jkott]

They exist, I believe even amazon sells them. How are you doing your search engine request?
try: skid steer camera monitor or waterproof camera monitor

Rearviewsafety has 2 models

Every search result I have ever found has waterproof cameras, but I think I saw only a single waterproof monitor that was $799. All of the other monitors on Amazon with either of your search terms was designed to be inside a cab and out of the weather.

Its virtually impossibility to find a monitor that’s waterproof with a search, because every seller mentions their waterproof cameras. Even monitors alone for some reason mention waterproof cameras

 

[workinonit]

I have a Haloview system with 3 cameras that are IP69 which is as water proof as you can get.

 

[Tinhack]

I have a Haloview system with 3 cameras that are IP69 which is as water proof as you can get.

That's just what he said. Water proof cameras don't seem to be a problem. It's the display he's asking about. When I was using my Samsung Tablet for my cropping, I simply removed it from the clamping bracket. I have an open station with a top but I didn't take the tablet out in the rain or leave it on the tractor.

 

[shooterdon]

It may be easier to build an enclosure with a removable front panel that you can put in place when cleaning or it rains.

BTW, I am looking at a wireless system so the camera can be located wherever needed by using magnets.

 

[workinonit]

The Haloview that I bought is wireless. I miss-read his post. I haven't run across any weather proof monitors. Mine is in a cab. I would think an enclosure would definitely be wise to house a monitor.