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I have the same issue on my B3000. you referred to "wsm"..... what exactly is that?

I'm running hammers on my mower as that's what it came with.... not sure which would do a better job, but since I use it also in some thicker and heavier stuff, instead of changing to my brush hog, I'm leaving it as is. I did manage to eke out a 5-6" cut by adjusting rear roller actually one...

Way too much ragweed to spot spray..... waaayyy too much!

Thanks Ken.... seems we have similar desires. No spotted knapweed in western Pennsylvania that I'm aware so I don't have that battle. Mare's tail for sure, but nothing like the ragweed. Lots of BE Susie's out there now, some likely native, and other that I planted. I did something this Spring...

I'm trying to figure out how to increase cutting height on my 5' flail mower. I've been trying to turn 5 acres into a native wildflowers and grasses meadow and it's been suggested by seed provider to keep it mowed to 8 inches to give chance to establish and compete or out compete weeds, mostly...

Did a big no-no today and ended up exploding the left door glass on the cab of my B3000. Any thoughts on where to purchase replacement glass reasonably.... if there is such a thing. Thanks!

Thanks for clarifying O&T.... I swear I never noticed the 'thread tools' button. I knew it would be easy. And thanks for editing that pic with arrows indicating what parts I'm after!

I want the whole assembly, which would be evident if the image I've tried to insert would actually insert, and yes I am probably not calling the pieces and parts by their proper names. I am after both the lower telescopic stabilizers and the upper leveling arm or box. Don't know why it's called...

Thanks for all your suggestions..... on another note can someone tell me how to subscribe to this (my own) thread? I've always received instant email notifications to my original post but for some reason I'm not getting replies for this thread. Down below I've checked the 'instant email...

Yes, though the per piece price would still be outrageous from Kubota dealer. But I still want the right hand upper piece with the ratchet function which is so much easier to adjust than the OEM turnbuckle for leveling implement. I'm awaiting a reply from Mr. Hodges.

Thanks.... I've reached out to Mr. Hodges.

Near as I understand the L8430 is only for L series tractors and will not help me. I tried Pat's setup and it was, in my opinion, just slightly better than the turnbuckle style I had. Didn't care for it much at all and removed it.

Turnbuckle type is what came on my tractor...... slow and cumbersome.... tired of it.... getting old I guess.

There is no "whole goods" kit for this assembly..... piece by piece as I said for $1,200+

My B3000 came with the lower priced (and lower functionality as I soon learned) non-telescopic 3pt stabilizer assy. It takes a lot of patience to hook up an implement. I broke one side recently while disking and was able to borrow the setup from my brothers B3000 that has the upgraded telescopic...

dang.... wonder why those didn't turn up in my searches..... would have suited me better.

With a BX23S you're going to be limited to probably a 48" grapple and the lightest one you can find. At 450 lb. ( I don't think you'll find one lighter) look at...

Thanks for the pics, I'll definitely be zooming in on them. Obviously I haven't got around to the project yet...... ya know.... Life and all. But I have another tractor available come Spring so I should be able to sideline the B3000 and get to the install.

My KXO80's control pattern lever does nothing when I change it. Fortunately it's always in CAT mode which is what I use, but others who use it prefer Deere control pattern. Anyone have an idea what may have happened to cause it to not function? It relatively new with less than 600 hrs.

Unfortunately I have been up to my ears in other projects with a higher priority and I likely won't get to it till late summer or fall. I do know that it's going to be a challenge for me as there is no real nice spot to mount the block and there's going to be lots of hydraulic plumbing in tight...