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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to on bolting a pair of cheap (under $30) 5x7 aftermarket mirrors onto a Kubota LX2610, using swapped-in hex-head hardware and a rubber vibration buffer instead of the included Phillips hardware. It covers hole placement, bolt sizes (3/16, 14mm head, 13mm nut), and mirror adjustability, then shows the finished result from the seat. Useful only for owners specifically wanting mirror-mounting details, not general tractor coverage.
An owner-operator (Paul, Jelen OutDoors/Chilling Outdoors channel) documenting a DIY tweak on his own tractor as a personal experiment.
The bolt is 3/16 with a 14 millimeter head, and the nut is 13 millimeters.
Yes, the mirrors swivel and fold, and can also pivot up and down and side to side for adjustment.
The included Phillips head hardware could strip when removing it later, so hex-head bolts that work with a ratchet or wrench were used instead.
No, the tractor already has a pre-drilled hole that was used to mount the mirror instead of drilling additional holes.
