United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Oval rear-view mirror with screw-on mount for industrial vehicles
United Pacific Industries 70804 is an oval rear-view mirror designed for industrial vehicles. The screw-on mounting method suits operators who prefer a permanent, bolted installation over adhesive or clamp alternatives. It addresses the basic need for rearward visibility in heavy-duty cab environments.
The screw-on mount secures the mirror directly to the vehicle body or bracket using fasteners, reducing vibration-induced movement common on rough terrain. Oval shaping provides a wide field of view while fitting confined exterior spaces typical of industrial equipment. New condition ensures all hardware threads are clean and undamaged for immediate fitting.
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The 70804 mirror uses a screw-on mount for installation on the vehicle exterior.
Screws and a compatible mounting surface are needed to secure the 70804 mirror in place.
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