CHDinCT
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Well darn, I bought mine to make hook ups quicker and easier and they sure do. One of the best mistakes I've ever made. Love them. :laughing:
3-Point Hitch Telescoping Stabilizers
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Well darn, I bought mine to make hook ups quicker and easier and they sure do. One of the best mistakes I've ever made. Love them. :laughing:
CanuckPT
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Everyone will have to forgive my ignorance - I personally purchased mine to enable me to be safer when pushing with my box blade. The secondary gain I guess then for me is ease of hooking up. Still kind of a rookie here........
Mike from MI
Silver Member
I have a kubota L3200 which have turn buckles on the outside of bars. Anyone have pictures of Marks bars mounted on similar original set up where turn buckles were mounted on the outside of bars.
SLIMSHADIE
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X2...
number9L
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I've got the optional ones from Kubota, optioned when I ordered the tractor. These are the best pics I have of them.
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Mike from MI
Silver Member
Thanks for the pictures number9l very helpful
CanuckPT
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Here's a picture of Mark's
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Mike from MI
Silver Member
Talked to Mark this morning ordered a set for my L3200. Very nice person to talk to answered all my questions.
Stanley B
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Are these still available?
Mike from MI
Silver Member
The last time I talked to Mark he's still making them. He pulled down his website because he couldn't keep up. Here's his email address markhdg@gmail.com shoot a email- he's a great person to work with.
Stanley B
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Stanley B
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Thanks......this is probably my next purchase.......I bought the Bxpanded hooks for the FEL bucket.....and just ordered the toolbox from them that mounts to the ROPS
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bellweather
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Bought a pair for my BX22...they make installing 3PH implements much easier. At first I was concerned that not having turnbuckles to snug things up would be an issue, but that hasn't been the case. Just don't forget to install the pins before using your implement like I once did...nothing bad happened during a full day of work and it was a chipper!
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Worse yet, the one I bought (prematurely) has compatibility issues and won't work with many things I try to mount back there. For starters, the distance between left and right pin locations is hard fixed in the quick-attach adapters and every time I turn around an attachment is too wide or has some other issue. Sorry I bought it.
Fallon
Super Member
Half my gear (usually old craigslist cheap finds) wasn't quick hitch compatible. My welder & plasma cutter quickly remedied that. Sooo worth it to not have to get off the tractor to hitch up.
The day I picked up my tractor, rotary cutter & back blade from the dealer I watched them fight for 10 minutes to get the rotary hitched up. I didn't take it off until my quick hitch came in. Never spent half as long as the dealer did hitching up anything with my quick hitch.
Most new gear is quick hitch compatible. Its usually old stuff you have to worry about.
The day I picked up my tractor, rotary cutter & back blade from the dealer I watched them fight for 10 minutes to get the rotary hitched up. I didn't take it off until my quick hitch came in. Never spent half as long as the dealer did hitching up anything with my quick hitch.
Most new gear is quick hitch compatible. Its usually old stuff you have to worry about.
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