aftermarket 3-point tensioners / better turnbuckles?

[tacticalturnip]

If there was a "load binder

Hope he does ... note when I've heard the term "telescoping" it's been for something like this - which is great for some uses, but as in the OP (I believe) I need something that can snug it up to prevent the whole implement from rattling & jumping around.
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Even something like a ratcheting load-binder might work; I've seen ones with a detachable lever, but they are all too long. If this is a workable route, hoping to hear from someone that's done it if (A) they stay put (there are no lock nuts) and (B) if the ratchet mechanism holds up to the use case (a trailer is a lot cleaner)
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I used Kioti CK-SE stabilizers, but they don't directly fit on the CK2610/20; I purchased Kubota parts to fit them up. I don't have the part number, but it was for the L I believe.

[EDIT]: I forgot to include a link to my thread...

3-Point Hitch - Proper prior planning...

...is boring. A long while back I picked up telescoping stabilizers for my Kioti; they'd be on now, but you need to weld on a part. I don't weld. Since then I've considered taking the piece to be welded on to the lift arms, I've looked at TYM part only to see they wouldn't work. Come to find...

www.tractorbynet.com

 

[Smokeydog]

These imports were common about 10years ago. Modified to fit both the B26 and M59. Don’t miss the turnbuckles. Makes connecting with Pat’s quick hitch easy.

 

[SmallChange]

My tractor came stock with telescoping tensioners, and they are indeed quick to get a loose setting. But they're very difficult to make tight so the load isn't shifting side to side like a barrel in the back of a pickup. I might prefer turnbuckles, like I had on the previous tractor, but I haven't spent the time to figure this out.
I keep thinking that a tool that squeezed the length of the tensioner during adjustment would make it much easier to get a snug, precise, well centered setting.