3-Point Hitch BX Series 3 Point Hook Up

jeff9366 · Apr 8, 2015

bellweather said:
The telescoping stabilizers look appealing. My one question is how do you tighten them up if the holes do not line up exactly, right with the correct amount of tension?

The holes on both the male and female pieces are staggered giving a very large number of variations in adjustment, including several with some slack.

RaydaKub · Apr 8, 2015

jeff9366 said:
The holes on both the male and female pieces are staggered giving a very large number of variations in adjustment, including several with some slack.

I use mine on my rear blade and can match both sides with a pin to keep it maxed out to either side or dead on in the middle. There are 5 holes in the outer bar and must be 4 or 5 on the inner one.

Mike from MI · Apr 10, 2015

NC419N said:
Thanks that is what I will do

Did you contact Mark and find anything out from him.

whis · Apr 10, 2015

how do stabilizers help with hooking up three point hitch

RaydaKub · Apr 11, 2015

whis said:
how do stabilizers help with hooking up three point hitch

You just pull a pin and they swing all over where you need them. Turnbuckles need a wrench. Go watch the video and you'll see.

Leejohn · Apr 11, 2015

Here is how I did my DX2660.

jeff9366 · Apr 11, 2015

RaydaKub said:
You just pull a pin and they swing all over where you need them. Turnbuckles need a wrench. Go watch the video and you'll see.

Mark Hodge removed his video from YouTube. He is out of the Stabilworks biz for now.

GolfAddict · Apr 11, 2015

jeff9366 said:
Mark Hodge removed his video from YouTube. He is out of the Stabilworks biz for now.

Dang it! Waited too long...maybe we can start a petition and get BXpanded or someone to start making them.

Baby Grand · May 8, 2015

jeff9366 said:
Mark Hodge removed his video from YouTube. He is out of the Stabilworks biz for now.

Oh - that's a real shame. I have two sets of his Stabilworks on a pair of tractors that had the turnbuckles and it made PITA implement hitching-up much faster & less troublesome. Plus, Mark is a model small business owner, in terms of being honest and standing behind his product.

Jay4200 · May 8, 2015

As stated in the quick-hitch thread, store your implements on moving dollies. Roll them into place and hook 'em up. Opposite to remove. Takes all of a minute or two at worst.