I Just bought a Ford 3000. I'am trying to replace the missing drawbar. I have a new drawbar but I cant find a pin that holds the drawbar in place. I bought a universal drawbar pin and I can't figure out how to install it. Not enough room. Do I need to take swing bracket off the tractor to install the pin? The pin is 7/8" but they are all to long. This look simple but I don't get. If you can help I would appreciate the help. Any comments on side hill operation of the ford 3000.
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mhb@ufe
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Tom in TN
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lafordt,
You do not have to drop the bracket to install a new draw bar if
you have the right pin.
It's been a long time since I installed a new drawbar on my Ford
2000, but I'm thinking that I inserted the pin through the bottom of
the bracket, through the draw bar, through the top of the
bracket, and then pushed the hairpin clip onto the pin above the
top of the bracket.
If I'm wrong, I apologize, but I think that is right.
Tom in TN
You do not have to drop the bracket to install a new draw bar if
you have the right pin.
It's been a long time since I installed a new drawbar on my Ford
2000, but I'm thinking that I inserted the pin through the bottom of
the bracket, through the draw bar, through the top of the
bracket, and then pushed the hairpin clip onto the pin above the
top of the bracket.
If I'm wrong, I apologize, but I think that is right.
Tom in TN
mhb@ufe
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- Location
- Jefferson Maine
You are right Tom and if the link I posted had a picture it would be obvious to him I think.
Mark
Mark
Sean in PA
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Parts site shows the pin going in from the bottom as you say. Part number 7 in the diagram in the link below:
[u:203ddc9c5a]Ford 3000 Swinging Drawbar Assembly[/u:203ddc9c5a]
[u:203ddc9c5a]Ford 3000 Swinging Drawbar Assembly[/u:203ddc9c5a]
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