Turnbuckle bad

[JerryG]

Greg,
After you get them on, you will be sore. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif You will be sore from kicking yourself for not doing it sooner. That is how much better they are. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[GregJ]

I picked up my parts today. The dealer was impressed with the idea and is ordering in more parts to make "kits" to sell to B7500 owners. Installation was very simple. When I went to hook up my BH, there is a little conflict with the hose routing, which I think I can change fairly easily. Other than that, it seems to work great. I did a quick test with my 3pt. drawbar to see how it all works. PIECE OF CAKE. It is going to make everything a lot easier. So..... I thank TBN for the idea ... and my dealer thanks you as well.

Greg

 

[B7500]

Greg,
I'm glad it worked out for you. I'll be ordering my parts soon.
-Terry

 

[narcnh]

I was at my dealer's this past weekend, asking about a number of implements, hooking up the TNT, etc., and while I was there asked them about the cost for the parts. They've done it before, think it's a great idea and looked them up for me (didn't have the info with me). Came to around $127, so I had them order them for me right there. Since I'm in no rush, they will come in on a standard order, so no shipping charges. The turnbuckles haven't been a problem for me, yet, but the telescoping links appear to be such a better solution, that it seemed an obvious choice.