3-Point Hitch Telescpoing 3 point arms.

[fjtoyman]

Anyone have a sourse for telescoping 3 point arms for a 4720? I called my local dealer and they said they were not an option for that model. Mine is an 07.
THX

 

[deerchop]

My dealer installed mine and they were the best money I ever spent on a tractor part. I have a 3520 but I would think they would have them for the 4000.

 

[jdbower]

You can also try CCM for their Top-N-Tilt solutions:
Tractor Hydraulic toplinks, Top-N-Tilt, Side link cylinders

 

[sunnyside360]

My 4320 came new from the dealer with telescoping 3 point arms. Great feature to have.

 

[ddivinia]

Anyone have a sourse for telescoping 3 point arms for a 4720? I called my local dealer and they said they were not an option for that model. Mine is an 07.
THX

He is wrong - I had them on my 4720 and I added them to my current 4520.

D.

 

[jenkinsph]

I have them on my 4520 also you can order them from any normal Deere dealer. The code for Telescopic draft links is LVB25309 $332.00



Steve

 

[jgrreed]

Yep, what he said.....

Just got mine 2 weeks ago, and I like 'em!!

-Jer.

 

[radman1]

FYI, if you plan on using a quick hitch in the future, you don't need the telescopic link arms. Quick hitch is cheaper than buying new link arms.

 

[jenkinsph]

If you have telescopic link arms and the I Match quick hitch you have the best of both worlds. Easy to hitch to old and new implements, not everything is IMatch.





Steve

 

[jgrreed]

FYI, if you plan on using a quick hitch in the future, you don't need the telescopic link arms. Quick hitch is cheaper than buying new link arms.

The telescoping arms are a better, more universal, choice for all your implements. Found this out the hard way..... The quick hitch is easier when your implement is made to ASAE standards, but only around 1/2 are.....

-Jer.

 

[ddivinia]

The telescoping arms are a better, more universal, choice for all your implements. Found this out the hard way..... The quick hitch is easier when your implement is made to ASAE standards, but only around 1/2 are.....

-Jer.

I totally agree - no more quick hitches for me. I went to telescoping draft links on both of my tractors.

D.

 

[radman1]

If your equipment is compatible, I will take a quick hitch anytime over telescopic links. Takes seconds to hook up with a quick hitch. The bigger the tractor/machinery, the more valuable a quick hitch is. I have 6 tractors and 6 quick hitches with hydraulic top links. Cat III to Cat I. 245hp to 44 hp. Many of my tractors have telescopic links. Never need to use them with a quick hitch.

With a quick hitch, it doesn't matter if your not quite square to the attachment or on level ground.

 

[jgrreed]

If your equipment is compatible, I will take a quick hitch anytime over telescopic links. Takes seconds to hook up with a quick hitch. The bigger the tractor/machinery, the more valuable a quick hitch is. I have 6 tractors and 6 quick hitches with hydraulic top links. Cat III to Cat I. 245hp to 44 hp. Many of my tractors have telescopic links. Never need to use them with a quick hitch.

With a quick hitch, it doesn't matter if your not quite square to the attachment or on level ground.

Agreed, provided you're OK doing some handy fab work to make ALL of your implements compatible. I'd love to back up, lift up, and go on everything, but it just doesn't seem to have worked out that way.....

-Jer.

 

[Johndeere3720]

You know, Landpride makes a quick hitch that is skidsteer compatibal to use and move your implements. The cool thing is that it is like pallet forks, you can ajust them to fit any implement from cat0 to cat3. If only I had one and the tractor dealers made one similar for the 3 point.