Description
When your three-point implements start swaying like a pendulum every time you hit a bump or change direction, it’s time for new stabilizer bars. This heavy-duty stabilizer eliminates that dangerous side-to-side movement that makes transport sketchy and field work unpredictable. Whether you’re pulling a disc harrow down the road or trying to keep your rotary cutter from wandering into the fence line, proper stabilization keeps everything tracking where it should.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty threaded design lets you dial in the perfect tension for any implement
- Robust construction handles the leverage forces from heavy three-point equipment without bending
- Direct replacement design fits TS series tractors from 80-115 HP plus TV140 models
- Proper length gives you full adjustment range without bottoming out or running short
- Quality materials resist corrosion and wear from constant adjustment
Built for Real Farm Work
Your TS series New Holland is a versatile workhorse in that 80-115 HP sweet spot, perfect for everything from hay operations to heavy cultivation. The TV140 bidirectional model adds unique maneuverability for specialized jobs. These tractors handle serious implements – disc harrows, field cultivators, heavy tillers, and large rotary cutters. Without proper stabilization, that equipment becomes dangerous on the road and impossible to control precisely in the field.
Made to Last
This stabilizer uses heavy-duty construction that won’t bend under the side loads that destroy cheaper alternatives. The threaded adjustment features coarse threads that resist stripping and can be turned even when packed with field dirt. Connection points are properly sized to eliminate play while allowing the angular movement implements need to follow ground contours.
Good to Know
Installation typically takes 15-30 minutes per side. If your old stabilizer is seized, some penetrating oil or gentle heat helps with removal. Clean the mounting points while you’re there and check for worn pins or brackets. Adjust for slight play with implements that need to float, or tighten completely for rigid control during transport. Mark your common settings with a paint pen for quick field adjustments.
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