Do This To Your 3pt Stabilizer Links - Kubota B7500 Tractor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Quick tip for compact tractors with turn buckle style stabilizer links. Wish I did this sooner on my 2003 Kubota B7500.
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zero lash is the way to go, it will reduce damage from slamming back and fourth. No binding if the link is on the same pivot point as the arms, some tractors do not have the same point and it will bind on those. But over all I like mine tight.
Check out the adjustable stabilizer links that use pins. I purchased a set of Hodge links, for my b24 and it is so nice to quickly change from one implement to another with the pins instead of the turn buckles. Help me also when I am backing up to a implement. I place the pins so the 3 point is at its widest point and then pin them apart. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah I've seen those aftermarket stabilizer link kits. Might have to give one ago! And good point about when you're reversing onto and implement. I usually use bungee cords
thank you this was very helpful
Just hooked up my new to me 4672A backhoe to my B7800. Those turnbuckles have to be tightened up when the hoe is mounted. Thanks for the video.
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