Aftermarket 3 point lower arms and Links?

[RocFire]

I'm new to Orange Tractors, coming from a Green Garden Tractor . Just picked up a L2950DT with a BH80X Woods Hoe on the back. Unfortunately that means the 3 -Point Arms didn't come with it. I see several class 1 generic 3-point arm sets for sale online and was looking for advise on them and what length arms a L2950 should have. Looking forward to getting lots of good advise on here moving forward. Thanks

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Give me a day and I'll give you all the answers.
You won't find a "kit" that fits it, you'll need to get the parts and build it.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Never mind tomorrow, found the list:

Lower arms (need 2) (LINK)

Stabilizer links (need 2) (LINK)

Adjustable lift link (can do 2 if you want both sides adjustable) (LINK)

Fixed lift link (need 1 if you do 1 of the above) (LINK)

Top link (need 1) (LINK)

You will need other pins that you should be able to get locally.

 

[RocFire]

Thanks Wolfman,
When I was talking kits it was specifically from Neat Farms

Compact Tractor 3 Point Hitch Kit CAT-1 - K73

Neat 3 Point Compact Tractor Hitch Kit at neatfarms.com

neatfarms.com

Looks a bit cheaper with the top link Then what you put together (Lower arms are 1 inch shorter Ball to Ball and the pin diameters are correct)

I was looking at these Adjustable Stabilizers from Neat as well
https://neatfarms.com/Stabilizer-Sway-Stay-Chains-Assembly-Cat-1---Pair?category=112

But I really like those telescopic stabilizers.
Any thoughts on the stuff from Neat?
Will the 1 inch length make any real difference?
I don't have any 3-point attachments at the moment but would like a rear blade and 3 point hitch eventually.
Thanks for the info,
Roc

PS what part of Idaho? I spend a big chunk of time in the SW corner of MT (Red Rock Lakes)

Never mind tomorrow, found the list:

Lower arms (need 2) (LINK)

Stabilizer links (need 2) (LINK)

Adjustable lift link (can do 2 if you want both sides adjustable) (LINK)

Fixed lift link (need 1 if you do 1 of the above) (LINK)

Top link (need 1) (LINK)

You will need other pins that you should be able to get locally.

 

[Bee-Positive]

Get telescopic stabilizers, you'll be glad you did, so much easier.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Thanks Wolfman,
When I was talking kits it was specifically from Neat Farms

Compact Tractor 3 Point Hitch Kit CAT-1 - K73

Neat 3 Point Compact Tractor Hitch Kit at neatfarms.com

neatfarms.com

Looks a bit cheaper with the top link Then what you put together (Lower arms are 1 inch shorter Ball to Ball and the pin diameters are correct)

I was looking at these Adjustable Stabilizers from Neat as well
https://neatfarms.com/Stabilizer-Sway-Stay-Chains-Assembly-Cat-1---Pair?category=112

But I really like those telescopic stabilizers.
Any thoughts on the stuff from Neat?
Will the 1 inch length make any real difference?
I don't have any 3-point attachments at the moment but would like a rear blade and 3 point hitch eventually.
Thanks for the info,
Roc

PS what part of Idaho? I spend a big chunk of time in the SW corner of MT (Red Rock Lakes)

That kit is sized for a B sized subcompact type tractor.
Your L is not a subcompact it's the high side size of a compact tractor.

The bend on those arms are completely wrong.
If you bought that kit you would find out really quick that the steel is soft and thin and is easily bent.
The side links are short and weak.
The sway chains are non-adjustable, so completely worthless.
The top link is about the only part that might be usable, but I wouldn't count on it.

I'm up on the top of Idaho, 50 miles from the Canadian border, 50 miles to Washington, and 50 miles to Montana.

 

[RocFire]

Wolfman,
Thanks, that is exactly at I was worried about. Some time a deal, isn't a deal, I'm still hoping the seller might find the original arms, but if he doesn't I'll pick up the ones you recommended.
Buy it right once or you'll buy it again
I'll have to look into building a telescopic set of Stabilizers for my 322 Deere

I've heard great thing about the area up there. My sister-in-law and her husband were in Ponderay for a few years and loved it.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Wolfman,
Thanks, that is exactly at I was worried about. Some time a deal, isn't a deal, I'm still hoping the seller might find the original arms, but if he doesn't I'll pick up the ones you recommended.
Buy it right once or you'll buy it again
I'll have to look into building a telescopic set of Stabilizers for my 322 Deere

I've heard great thing about the area up there. My sister-in-law and her husband were in Ponderay for a few years and loved it.

It's quite gorgeous up here, sadly it's just gotten very expensive up here too.