Posted by FerdferLife on February 25, 2022 at 12:26:35 from (46.246.122.103):
Hi People
I grew tired of everything slapping around on the 3 point, so i decided to buy a stabilizer kit. THis one;
The brackets on/under the axel fits fine, however on the end that i need to drill holes to attach the bars to the lift arms, im a bit confused. If i push the liftarms out all the way towards the wheels, the stabilizer bar all the way in, then mark it, raise the liftarms all the way up, the stabilizer bar wants to move inwards on the liftarms. With other words if they were locked and bolted in, they would be too short when i raise the liftarms.
Is this cuz im measuring where to drill the holes wrong? if so, any tips on how to go about getting it right?
Also when i do the "test" lift i just lift them by hands as far as they will go, which is pretty high, do the 3 point actually go the full range when u put the lever to the top?
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