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kubotacres
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will do and reply back tomorrow.
New Goodies installed on the L3200
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Bob77064
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Good looking mods.
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First, congrats on getting the jerky hitch fixed. Using a boom pole without a FEL is the worst case scenario...
I bought the stabilizer kit ($185 IRC) but didn't like how loose they were when not hooked up to something. Are yours tight when not connected to an implement? I have to try them again...
I bought the stabilizer kit ($185 IRC) but didn't like how loose they were when not hooked up to something. Are yours tight when not connected to an implement? I have to try them again...
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kubotacres
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The OD of the flange is exactly 1". The ID is exactly 1/2". This is for the flange that attaches to the tractor close to the rear axle.
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kubotacres
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normally i always have something attached to the 3pt. Actually I can't remember the last time I have actually drove around without something attached. However considering the way the holes match up, i don't see why whether with or without a attachment it would be loose. But like i said before i always have something attached, so I really can't speak from experience.. But I can say this, the turnbuckles were gone the first hr of seat time. I hated them from the start and being they stayed loose they always made a loud creaking sound swaying back/forth. I guess it's what you get used too, Every tractor I've been on (except for the old Jubilee) has had the stabilizers..
