What will it pull

[Fallon]

My L3200 just ran off & a new L4060 will be on its way soon... I loved the QH on my L3200 as it made hitching up so easy. But I also had TnT so could twist or tilt the QH to grab anything no matter how crooked. Without TnT you loose a lot of the QH advantages.

I'm getting TnT on my L4060 & planning on grabbing another QH as I've setup all my gear for one. I haven't ever used the fancy telescoping links, but can see their value, although I never saw value in them for me because I already had a QH & TnT.

 

[LD1]

The telescoping links and stabilizers are nice, if you run alot of old equipment that aint QH compatible. Or have made alot of "homemade" stuff as I have, before even knowing what QH or QH compatible was.

And some of my stuff now, with having the MX, is cat I and some is cat II. So a QH just isnt something that would work for me. On my old L3400, I made something similar to carters/pats that only go on the lower links. And that was a lifesaver. The telescoping arms are equally as easy IMO.

My only complaint is the telescoping stabilizers. Hole selection is limited, and I can usually get to about a few inches of sway at the tail of an implement, which is good for most things. But I probably put 85-90% of my hours on with a 1600# mower back there. and being unable to take ALL the slop out, I go through alot of lynch pins.

I think, as a winter project, I am gonna look into modifying the stabilizers and maybe put a small turn-buckle on the end of each one. Just something with ~1" of travel would be fine. Get it as tight as I can with the pins, then use the turnbuckle to take the last bit of play out.

 

[LD1]

My only complaint is the telescoping stabilizers.

My only complaint is the PINNED stabilizers.

Lower Links telescope, not stabilizers.

kubota referes to them as telescopic stabilizers. Just using the OEM lingo

 

[SPYDERLK]

kubota referes to them as telescopic stabilizers. Just using the OEM lingo

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Telescopic stabilizers, extendable links. :confused3:

 

[LD1]

Dont really matter what one wants to call them. Yep they are nice. But not without flaws IMO. And that big flaw being not able to take ALL the slop out of the swing. That ~1-2" of swing takes its toll on my lynch pins when mowing.