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Read articles →This is a quick unboxing and mounting demo, not an in-use review: the owner installs a $150 wireless solar-powered camera on his DK5320SE's pallet forks (42-inch) to solve blind-spot visibility, showing the magnetic base, solar panel, antenna, and suction-cup monitor mount, and explaining plans to also use it for stump grinding. No footage yet of it working during actual loader or grinding tasks; useful mainly for owners weighing aftermarket camera options.
An owner-operator who buys products with his own money and discloses an Amazon affiliate link, sharing a personal fix rather than a professional review.
The owner installed a wireless solar-powered camera on top of the 42-inch forks that sends a signal to a 5-inch monitor in the cab, giving a clear view of the fork area.
The owner says setup took just a couple of minutes, mainly mounting the magnetic camera base and suction-cupping the monitor, unless you choose to hardwire the power.
No, it is wireless except for a cord from the cigarette lighter port to the monitor; the owner may later research wiring it to a fuse so it only powers on with the key.
Yes, the owner plans to also use it for stump grinding, mounting it with its built-in magnet to aim down at the cutting edge instead of turning his head backward.
