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| Brad in WI
08-15-2012 20:00:32
142.11.58.86
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Is it possible to raise the drawbar height on my SC? I am currently about 16 inches off the ground and would ideally like to be at 20 inches or really close to that. Pictures would be great if possible. Thanks Brad
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| Jim McVay
08-17-2012 05:04:41
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to Brad in WI, 08-15-2012 20:00:32
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| Remove the hydralics and PTO and use a eagle cover or use a pto that is short without hydralics. Shorten the drawbar support to just behing the housing. Get a CASE/IH 5130 drawabr and turn it up. Drill multipule holes in the new drawbar to get different legnths to get the desired weight transfer. You will have to drill 2 3/4" holes in rear drawbar support and make a flatbar to go under drawbar to suuportit.
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| j hikemper
08-16-2012 07:18:42
50.102.80.116
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to Brad in WI, 08-15-2012 20:00:32
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| i bolted a 4inch block of steel on my dc for tractor pulling ,,,
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| LazyWP
08-16-2012 06:43:30
184.20.10.88
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to Brad in WI, 08-15-2012 20:00:32
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| Just thinkin, on my '54 DC, you can turn the drawbar over to get the right height. Are they the same as the SC? I haven't owned a SC in over 10 years, so kinda forgot how the drawbar is on them.
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| Christopher Mikesell
08-16-2012 07:01:03
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to LazyWP, 08-16-2012 06:43:30
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| The drawbars are the same, but they were not reversible until the last few yesrs of production.
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| Jerry he
08-16-2012 05:40:57
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to Brad in WI, 08-15-2012 20:00:32
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| Put 20.8 38 tires on it otherwise you need to build something to raise it.
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| Christopher Mikesell
08-15-2012 20:44:16
76.226.194.139
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Re: raising the hitch on an SC in reply to Brad in WI, 08-15-2012 20:00:32
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| I assume that you are pulling the tractor? SC's usually have the problem that the front end comes up too easily for farm work, and this would make that worse. If your front end is not coming up, then you probably lack power, or you have the thing set up wrong for pulling.
Anyway, the drawbar runs just about flush along the bottom of the transmission, so you would have to reinforce it and make a goose-neck out of some steel bar so that it would work and not bend and bind.
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