Hi folks..gravelman from NH The small Kubota tractors have turn buckles for adjusting the lift arm swing...they are a pain in the butt. My 2650 has a nice sliding adjuster with pins..very easy to use. Does anyone know of an adjuster that could be used on the small Kubotas or the brand of a tractor that has easy to use adjusters???? thanks alot
3-Point Hitch lift arm ajusters
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jeff9366
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The parts you are seeking are Lower Link stabilizers, specifically pin adjustable, rigid, Lower Link stabilizers.
I believe pin adjustable, rigid, Lower Link stabilizers are now an option for Kubota BX tractors, so you should be able to order same from a Kubota dealer. Will not ease mounting Three Point Hitch implements much because BX sized 44" to 48" implements are light enough to jockey around 1/2" manually, to line up Three Point Hitch bull's eyes with implement pin holes.
Rigid stabilizers would be useful if you desire to push SMALL amounts of dirt with a Box Blade, or Rear/Angle blade in reverse orientation. However your heavier B2650 will perform these pushing tasks more efficiently.
Bear in mind Kubotas have METRIC fittings.
I believe pin adjustable, rigid, Lower Link stabilizers are now an option for Kubota BX tractors, so you should be able to order same from a Kubota dealer. Will not ease mounting Three Point Hitch implements much because BX sized 44" to 48" implements are light enough to jockey around 1/2" manually, to line up Three Point Hitch bull's eyes with implement pin holes.
Rigid stabilizers would be useful if you desire to push SMALL amounts of dirt with a Box Blade, or Rear/Angle blade in reverse orientation. However your heavier B2650 will perform these pushing tasks more efficiently.
Bear in mind Kubotas have METRIC fittings.
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With some good measurements and diligent searching you can probably find a pair from another tractor model that will fit.
I built a pair for my JD2210. Great addition.
For some reason I can't post pics right now. I'll come back later and post some.
I built a pair for my JD2210. Great addition.
For some reason I can't post pics right now. I'll come back later and post some.
TheMan419
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Would adjusting these arms help my problem? The implement, currently a 5 foot bush hog, is canted off to the left. Nothing I do can seem to get it tracking straight behind the tractor. So do I need to adjust the left turnbuckle?
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If mower is canted left, snug up RIGHT stabilizer to draw it to center.
Is the tail wheel free to turn in every direction?
Is the tail wheel free to turn in every direction?
TheMan419
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Ok, thanks. Yes the wheel is free to (and does) turn in every direction. It moves 360 degrees depending on if I turn left, right, back up etc.
