Towing with the 1993 W-250

[Jgolden]

Check the Camping World web site or any RV dealer, there are lots of add on extension mirrors sold. You keep your mirrors and they strap on when pulling. Not as handy as the power extender type but lots cheaper and if you wack them, less problem.

I've never had much luck with little mirrors, but added a cheap rearview camera that takes some of the sweat out of tight spots and heavy traffic. They mount any where and some of the cameras are wireless, with small monitors.

 

[Dieselman359]

Here is what I did

While climbing around in my grandma's attic one afternoon, I found these mirrors that my grandpa must of had on something. I've got a 7'x14' enclosed trailer and both my bed and gooseneck are 8'6", so better mirrors were in order for me. I've tried the clip on and they suck, plain and simple. My dad had some once that bolted to the mirror that worked pretty good, but I think that they went with the old '96. For as much as you are probably gonna tow, I would try taking the mirrors apart and turning the "arm" around like I believe Jermey did on my W. They work pretty good and don't vibrate much.