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Read articles →An owner-shot walkthrough focused on one specific mod: adding a two-camera wireless system to an MF 1740M to solve the real-world problem of seeing pallet fork tips and backing onto quick-attach implements. Mike covers mounting locations front and rear, the flat-stock bracket he fabricated, cable routing, pulling the dash to tap power, and the split-screen monitor setup. Most useful for 1740M owners considering a similar camera install.
Posted by the Spending Their Inheritance channel, which appears to cover a mix of hobby farming and motorsports content from a personal-use perspective.
Mount cameras front and rear, route cables inside the window and along the post with zip ties, then pull the dash to tap 12-volt power and run it to the monitor.
Many owners can't see the tips of the pallet forks from inside the cab, so the camera shows exactly where the fork tips are.
The rear camera gives a bird's eye view so you can back in and hook it up without bending over or getting out to check.
Power was tapped from underneath the dashboard after pulling the dash off, then routed up to the monitor.
