Deluxe 3PH

Ledgemere Farm · Dec 2, 2004

My 3PH does not have telescoping lower links.
I was going to borrow the links from my brother-in-law's Kubota to see if they would fit on my Cub.
Anyone purchase a set of adjustable lower links? I almost hate to speculate on how much they might cost...

Golfgar4 · Dec 2, 2004

This thread, Stabilizer Links on BX2200 is in the Customization forum.

milkman · Dec 2, 2004

They're not that bad, the four pieces needed from Kubota (two tube like pieces and two pieces that slide inside the tubes) were around $60.00, you just have to figure out how to hook each end to your parts. It's definitely worth every penny. Then you gotta get the Pats Easy Change /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif, it just goes on and on. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Ledgemere Farm · Dec 2, 2004

it just goes on and on.

I know. I know. When will we really have ENOUGH?

markct · Dec 2, 2004

do you mean telescoping stabilizers, or the actual draft links that slide out to make it easier to hook up the implement, my ford 8000 has the telescoping draft links and i love them, makes it alot easier to hook up heavy impliments

KiotiJohn · Dec 3, 2004

( When will we really have ENOUGH? )
 WARNING! WARNING! Cursing is not allowed in this tractor forum. Cease and desist from using the work En...., or you will be asked to go stand in the corner! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif John

Ledgemere Farm · Dec 3, 2004

Yes. Telescoping. My 3PH attachments are heavy (aren't they all), and anything that eases hook up is a Godsend. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

markct · Dec 8, 2004

well i dont know exactly where to get them for your tractor but i think some smaller NH tractors may use them so ya might be able to find some that fit off one of them, i know the ones for my 8000 ford would be way too big, they are cat 2 and about an inch and a quarter thick and 5 inches tall, but i will tell you that once you get them you will love them