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85Hokie

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BX-25D ,PTB. Under Armor, '90&'92-B7100HST's, '06 BX1850 FEL
Jul 13, 2013
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Anyone know the length of the top link on a B2150?

Thanks
Dusty
You looking to buy? Or set to a length?

Tractor supply and many AG supplies have them $25 or less if looking to buy - make sure you get cat 1
 

modeladay

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Sold B7100 and purchased a B2150 with FEL
Mar 25, 2016
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BadDog

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B7100D TL and B2150D TLB
Jun 5, 2013
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Mine appears to have a minimum length of just over 20". It's currently adjusted to around 21.5 or just under, and I rarely (pretty much never?) have to go very far from that, and don't recall ever bottoming it out. That's pin center-line to center-line.
 

modeladay

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Sold B7100 and purchased a B2150 with FEL
Mar 25, 2016
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Lincolnton, GA
Mine appears to have a minimum length of just over 20". It's currently adjusted to around 21.5 or just under, and I rarely (pretty much never?) have to go very far from that, and don't recall ever bottoming it out. That's pin center-line to center-line.
Russ, thank you, I will go out and measure the one I just purchased. I thought it might be too long but maybe not.

I measured center hole to center hole and its 20 inches, so I guess I'm good.

Thanks again
Dusty
 
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socapots

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bx2360, Landpride box blade, FEL.
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I just went through the similar questions.
Ended up buying the shorter of the two i found. Have not used it yet. But did have to take some material off the eye to make it fit.
I seemed to see that is common with the non kubota toplinks. Our maybe that's just the princess auto kinds.

edit: forgot to say mine is 20.5 collapsed. I think. Lol
 

procraftmike

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1977 B7100DT w/B219 FEL
Jan 27, 2016
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I have a cat. 1 toplink on my work bench. I get about 20" center to center, with it fully retracted as well.
 

GWD

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M7040, L48 TLB, BX2200
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Depending on one's financial status, it is pretty easy to buy two top links that cover a wide range of measurements. Problem solved.

I'd say there are at least 8 to 10 top links in my barn in various stages of repair, condition, and modification.

There is even one that has a CAT2 ball on one end and CAT1 on the other as OEM. Haven't seen one before or since.

That said, a hydraulic top link, like on my M7040, is not so economical to stock up on different sizes!
 

modeladay

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Equipment
Sold B7100 and purchased a B2150 with FEL
Mar 25, 2016
117
10
18
Lincolnton, GA
Depending on one's financial status, it is pretty easy to buy two top links that cover a wide range of measurements. Problem solved.

I'd say there are at least 8 to 10 top links in my barn in various stages of repair, condition, and modification.

There is even one that has a CAT2 ball on one end and CAT1 on the other as OEM. Haven't seen one before or since.

That said, a hydraulic top link, like on my M7040, is not so economical to stock up on different sizes!
That makes good sense but I just spent 1400.00 on new tires and wheels:mad: