Quote: CVPost-Rkh (quoted from post at 08:17:15 02/25/22) This is my stabilizer bar on my mf65 & my prior thread some commented that it is threaded on both ends. In the picture, the left side of my bar is not threaded-at least I can only turn a couple three times and locks up. Are all bars threaded on both ends?
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That is not a stabilizer bar if it is the same one from your previous post. It is a top link, and it should be threaded on both ends, one left and one end right so it works like a turnbuckle. You may have seized up threads and need to get after it with a pipe wrench (or such), penetrating oil, and maybe heat. You could go to a farm supply store and purchase a new one that has a shorter body than that one to have more adjustment range.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 02/25/2022 at 04:25 am.
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