Stabilizers for L2350 3pt hitch

[jgambell]

I'm a newcomer. I would like to buy original-design stabilizer "chains" for my late 90s L2350 3pt hitch. I bought aftermarket generic chains with turnbuckles from Ebay, but I had to lengthen them and the turnbuckle-- which can't easily be wired or pinned-- spun off and was lost within an hour of use. I haven't seen the real things anywhere online. Does anyone have some to sell or know a source? Thank you.

 

[olthumpa]

jgambell, they are not riginal-design stabilizer "chains" but I do not know of anyone that has purchased them and been sorry. Most people including, myself, wished they had got them earlier. They are stabilizing bars made by hodge who is a member of this forum.

I would send hodge a PM and speak with him, he is VERY easy to deal with. You can do a search on here and find many pics and reviews from people that have them.


http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/member.php?u=3650

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I'll second olthumpa advice!

 

[RonBoyBX25D]

Definitely check with Hodge, huge improvement over the turnbuckles.

 

[jgambell]

I really appreciate Olthumpa's advice, along with confirmations by RonBoy and Wolfman, and I'll connect with Hodge. Thank you!

 

[Mike9]

Hodge is "da man" With the stabilizers me made for me plus the Pat's quick hitches three point hook ups are a breeze.

 

[Daren Todd]

I was at the green dealer today getting some parts They stole hodge's design for there stabilizers

 

[compound2]

Not related to specefic reply, but I am interested in locating someone who can help me with 3 point hitch system for a L39 MFWD. Need aftermarket if possible.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Not related to specefic reply, but I am interested in locating someone who can help me with 3 point hitch system for a L39 MFWD. Need aftermarket if possible.

Aftermarket arms and lift parts fail miserably most of the time!
Stock parts are about the only parts that hold up over time and use.