stablizers

mickish · Mar 23, 2011

Can you buy the telescopic stablizers you see on the b3030 kubota,my b7610 has the threaded turn buckles which are useless when hooking up an implement.

number two · Mar 23, 2011

Yes,the parts are available.I believe Tractorsmart has assembled a kit for about $200?I have a friend with a new B2320 who is also interested in them.Maybe someone can confirm if these would also work on the B2320?

number two · Mar 23, 2011

Well,we often answer our own questions.Just went to TractorSmart site and there is the B series kit for both the B7610 and B2320. $192.20,part #StaBar2910.There we go!

Evil the Weasel · Mar 23, 2011

I can confirm it works on the 2620. I did it a couple years ago with no regrets.

mickish · Mar 24, 2011

Thanks guys for the help .

rpraymond · Mar 24, 2011

Here is the parts list from Kubota when I put them on my B2320. Hope this helps. I got the list from another post from a few years ago.

peterc38 · Mar 24, 2011

Yep, it'll work on your 7610, I did on mine, 'cept looks like the price went up since I did it. Still well worth it IMO.

bikerdib · Mar 24, 2011

If all your implements are built to the standard 3pt measurements, why not get a quick hitch? It definitely makes hooking up implements easier, almost fun.

mickish · Mar 24, 2011

How much is a quick hitch and will it work with a hydraulic top link

bikerdib · Mar 24, 2011

I have this one from Harbor Freight:

3-Point Quick Hitch - 27-1/2" Clearance

TSC (Tractor Supply Company) sells some also but by a different manufacturer. Most tractor dealers sell or can get them but of course they will want a higher price (maybe made in USA).

Measure your equipment before you buy though, some older 3pt equipment used different width between the pins. Most 3pt attachments made after the '50s are made to the ASAE specification and should work. Harbor Freight use to sell two different Cat I quick hitches, one measuring 26.5 inches and the one measuring 27.5 inches but I think they only carry the larger one now.

BTW, I'm pretty sure I've heard of people using them with a hydraulic top link. You might do a search here on TBN.