3-Point Hitch Telescoping Stabilizers

[paulemar]

I received my telescoping stabilizers for my BX25 from Mark Hodge today. They are really nice and are going to make 3 point hitch maneuvers a bit easier. The quality is outstanding. Mark is a frequent contributor of his wisdom and experience to this forum. (http://www.stabilworks.com/) Thanks Mark!

 

[TripleR]

I bought a couple of pairs from him and when I can ever get around to it will put them on, they sure look good.:thumbsup:

 

[motled]

I bought a pair this year. Work great Look good.

 

[jeff9366]

I have Mark Hodge's stabilizers installed on my B3300SU. Not only make loading attachments easier but also reinforce lower links. I was afraid to push with my box blade prior to installing Stabilworks' mechs.

 

[paulemar]

I bought a couple of pairs from him and when I can ever get around to it will put them on, they sure look good.:thumbsup:

They only took 20 minutes to install and a lot of the time was spent trying to pinch the original cotter pins closed so that I could pull them out of the Kubota stabilizers.

 

[creekbend]

Good improvement. My tractor came with them. They are a big help - "the Cat's Meow".

 

[Baby Grand]

I was very happy with the ones Mark sent my way. By replacing the old turnbuckles, I was able to reduce the time it took to hitch implements by 60 - 80%. Mark is a pleasure to do business with, too. Wish more businesses were run the way ne runs his.

 

[4shorts]

Didn't even know you could buy them. Just discover it while I'm taking a break in the shop getting ready to mill out a couple for our BX. They look good.

 

[3v0]

Let me pay the devils advocate for a minute. Why not use a 3pt hitch quick attach system instead ?

 

[TripleR]

Let me pay the devils advocate for a minute. Why not use a 3pt hitch quick attach system instead ?

I haven't seen one I like and they all set the equipment back some distance.