Telescoping 3 Point Stabilizer Kit for BX tractors

[dirtydeed]

Since I've seen several complaints about the standard turnbuckle lower stabilizers for BX tractors recently, I just received a notice that there is an upgrade kit available. Perhaps, there are some folks on here that would be interested.

I had trouble in the past with mine on an older model BX23. I had to replace the hardware a few times. These would make hooking up much faster and eliminate sway/spreading of three point hitch. I have the same type of telescoping stabilizers on my B2650. They work great.

Field Ready #K2561-38300FR Telescopic Stabilizer Kit - Kubota BX Series

Fits all BX Tractors: BX00 Series (BX1500, BX1800, BX2200) BX30 Series (BX1830, BX2230, BX23) BX50 Series (BX1850, BX2350, BX2650, BX24) BX60 Sereis (BX1860, BX2360, BX2660, BX25) BX70 Series (BX1870, BX2370, BX2670, BX25D) BX80 Series (BX1880, BX2380, BX2680, BX23S) Install...

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[i7win7]

Messick posted a video on this today

I'm old school, a QH and the stabilizers are a set it and forget operation

 

[DustyRusty]

REinventing the wheel. This modification was pointed out on TBN more than 15 years ago. The only thing that has changed, is that it is ready to bolt on. Here is the old link on TBN (if allowed). There are 2 posts that I found, the original one that discusses thei modification, and one made by Milkman that shows a further adjustment / modification of the original modification.

BX 2200 LIFT ARM ADJUSTERS

I AM INQUIRING IF IT IS POSSIBLE TO REPLACE THE THREADED TURNBUCKLE ADJUSTMENT ON THE BX2200 LOWER LIFT ARM, WITH THE TELESCOPIC TYPE ON THE B2710/2910? I PERFORMED A SEARCH, BUT FOUND NO ANSWER SPECIFIC TO THE BX 2200. I JUST RECEIVED MY WOODS M40 CUTTER & PL-48 AERATOR, ORDERED IN...

www.tractorbynet.com

Milkman's modification.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/stabilizer-links-on-bx2200.47770/

 

[Henro]

Since I've seen several complaints about the standard turnbuckle lower stabilizers for BX tractors recently, I just received a notice that there is an upgrade kit available. Perhaps, there are some folks on here that would be interested.

I had trouble in the past with mine on an older model BX23. I had to replace the hardware a few times. These would make hooking up much faster and eliminate sway/spreading of three point hitch. I have the same type of telescoping stabilizers on my B2650. They work great.

Field Ready #K2561-38300FR Telescopic Stabilizer Kit - Kubota BX Series

Fits all BX Tractors: BX00 Series (BX1500, BX1800, BX2200) BX30 Series (BX1830, BX2230, BX23) BX50 Series (BX1850, BX2350, BX2650, BX24) BX60 Sereis (BX1860, BX2360, BX2660, BX25) BX70 Series (BX1870, BX2370, BX2670, BX25D) BX80 Series (BX1880, BX2380, BX2680, BX23S) Install...

messicks.com

Unlike DustyRusty, I do not think you are reinventing the wheel. Nice of you to post the link for those who might want a turn key solution. I have those style adjusters on my B2910. I like them.

I resorted to using chains on my BX in place of the turnbuckles, which were a pain. Chains give a lot of slop, more than the adjusters in your link. And turnbuckles allow eliminating almost all slop. I guess it depends on one's need and/or desires.

 

[UpNorthMI]

Also available for the L series - This is the best upgrade that I did to my L series tractors

Telescopic Stabilizer Kit, Part # L8430

Kubota #L8430 Telescopic Stabilizer Kit

Fits the following Standard L Series Tractors: L2501 L3301 L3901 L4701 L2600 L3000 L2800 L3400 L3700SU L3200 L3800

messicks.com

 

[Crash277]

FYI. Only way to get a shipping quote to Canada is to go through the purchase process online and wait for Messicks to call/email the price.

 

[SyNtAxx]

I placed an order for these before the video even finished yesterday....Messicks isn't far from me so they'll be here today. I'm pretty excited about not having to bitch and wrestle with the bagger adjustments always coming loose and swaying.

 

[Crash277]

Talked to my local dealer they are going to order some in using the dealer network!!

 

[BobInSD]

I can't imagine trying to use a tractor with those turnbuckles. Even my old, old, Ford had a pin to pop and swing out (no real adjustment, but you could swing it out to hitch up).

FYI. Only way to get a shipping quote to Canada is to go through the purchase process online and wait for Messicks to call/email the price.

I placed an order for these before the video even finished yesterday....Messicks isn't far from me so they'll be here today. I'm pretty excited about not having to bitch and wrestle with the bagger adjustments always coming loose and swaying.

Maybe you could mail some to Canada as a side hustle?

 

[Bogey]

I placed an order for these before the video even finished yesterday....Messicks isn't far from me so they'll be here today. I'm pretty excited about not having to bitch and wrestle with the bagger adjustments always coming loose and swaying.

Could you take some measurements of the hole center to center spacing for the outer tube and the inner flat bar. I have some materials in the garage and I think I'm going to fabricate my own, just need the spacing the get the infinite adjustability. Getting those delivered to Canada will be between $300 and $350 (exchange rate, international shipping, 13% ontario tax, import fees).

 

[shelkol]

I ordered and received them. Haven't installed yet. Observations:

1. The bag they used to hold the pins and cotter pins broke open during shipment. They should use a heavier duty bag. Didn't lose anything though.

2. I would think that the adjustment pins should have spring loaded detents on the end instead of using a hitch clip. Since I've never used them, maybe I'm wrong. Just seems like it would be more convenient and less likely to lose the clips. I wouldn't have to find the holes underneath the bars either.

3. In the video he made a 'big' deal about no weld spatter. Well one of the holes has weld spatter and the pin won't fit. I mean easy enough to drill out, just sayin'

They look very well made.

 

[ctfjr]

I ordered and received them. Haven't installed yet. Observations:
. . .
2. I would think that the adjustment pins should have spring loaded detents on the end instead of using a hitch clip. Since I've never used them, maybe I'm wrong. Just seems like it would be more convenient and less likely to lose the clips. I wouldn't have to find the holes underneath the bars either.
. . .

Yesterday I installed the L8430 kit on my L3800. I have the same issue with the hitch clips. Even if it wasn't cold out my fat fingers would find a way to lose them out in the field. Today I'm waiting for Amazon to deliver this:

Got to love Amazon

 

[Henro]

Mine came from the factor with simple pins about 2.5 inches long, and in almost 20 years I only lost one, and I don't think it was lost during use, but rather that I dropped it or somehow lost it myself.

So I am not sure being able to clip them in place is worth worrying about...

 

[Bogey]

View attachment 58517 I made my own with some material I had laying around. View attachment 58517 View attachment 58518

 

[Bogey]

 

[Lencho]

Hi Bogey, nice build! You might want to post this in the fabrication section as well.

 

[Bogey]

Hi Bogey, nice build! You might want to post this in the fabrication section as well.

Thanks Lencho. I will do that.

 

[BadAndy]

Talked to my local dealer they are going to order some in using the dealer network!!

Crash, how do you like them? and if you don't mind, what was the cost in Canada? i'll have to order a set as well.

 

[Crash277]

Crash, how do you like them? and if you don't mind, what was the cost in Canada? i'll have to order a set as well.

Sorry I forgot to update my post. The Canadian dealer can’t just order them through the dealer network, they are only sold as a messicks part. I decided to just put a QH05 on the back instead. I did show them to a buddy of mine and he said this winter when it’s not too busy we may try to make a set and see how it goes.

 

[BadAndy]

Sorry I forgot to update my post. The Canadian dealer can’t just order them through the dealer network, they are only sold as a messicks part. I decided to just put a QH05 on the back instead. I did show them to a buddy of mine and he said this winter when it’s not too busy we may try to make a set and see how it goes.

Thanks for the update... I sent https://tractorattachments.ca/ an email to see if they will be making any in Canada.

UPDATE… After 2 months, Tractor Attachments never did get back to me