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Read articles →This is a quick owner update, not a full hydraulics demo: the LX3310's cab-controlled top-and-tilt kit isn't available yet from Kubota, and the owner is six months out from a third-party kit (Fit Right Hydraulics) on order. Instead, it focuses on the mechanical ratcheting side link and stabilizer connections currently installed, showing how they adjust versus old-school turnbuckles. Useful mainly for buyers curious about three-point link adjustability while waiting on true hydraulic top-and-tilt.
An individual LX3310 owner sharing real-time ownership experience and parts research, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
No, Kubota had not engineered one yet for the LX3310 at the time of this video, though the tractor has fourth and fifth plumbing.
A ratcheting side link system, which uses a chain and a lever to change ratchet direction instead of a rusty, hard-to-adjust turnbuckle.
The owner ordered one from Fit Right Hydraulics, recommended in the comments of another video, with a wait time of about 24 weeks.
