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Herb

03-19-2001 04:44:32




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I need 2 of the Drawbar Clamp assy and drawbar bushing for a 1950 AC-B.




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Tom Lyman

03-19-2001 19:25:18




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 Re: Need B parts in reply to Herb, 03-19-2001 04:44:32  
I need one also but I am going to try to make it.



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Herb

03-20-2001 05:55:22




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 Re: Re: Need B parts in reply to Tom Lyman, 03-19-2001 19:25:18  
do you have one to take some measurements of?
I sure would appreciate a sketch.

I think the pin is about 3/4 inch and about 1" long.



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Tom Lyman

03-20-2001 21:07:24




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 Re: Re: Re: Need B parts in reply to Herb, 03-20-2001 05:55:22  
Herb,
I will try to do it here but if you don't get it let me know and I will try again.

I traced mine on bar stock 1 1/4" wide and 3/8" thick. Standard stuff. The old clasp is 6 1/8" long. It looks like it was stamped out. There is a pin that was turned down and pressed is and peened but I will drill a 7/8" hole and put the entire thickness of the new pin ito the bar and make a teeny weld to hold it. The pin material is 7/8"D by 1 7/8". The OUTSIDE of the pin is 1/4" from the end edgeof the bar. There is a hole at the other end of the bar for a 5/8" bolt to go into the tractor but the hole in my existing piece is about 11/16" which gives it some slop. This hole is also 1/4" from the edge of the hole to the edge of the bar. I think you need to make the bolt hole bigger than the bolt for when you are man-handling the drawbar. I know mine was a handfull getting this clasp out. I think clasp is the right word. If you were to see this thing in person you would realize how simple it is.
If you send me your e-mail address I will take a digital shot of my parts and send them to you.
Tom

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D13

03-24-2001 04:21:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Need B parts in reply to Tom Lyman, 03-20-2001 21:07:24  
I went to Quality and got a 3 point pin, threaded, that fit perfectly into the hole for the pin. I then made the plate the same size as the original. The bolts in my original were 3/4", the ones in the new finals were 1/2" (I broke a final which started all this). I drilled the plate for the 1/2" front bolt and lightly chamfered and polised it, drilled ahd threaded the pin hole, installed the pin and a jamb nut (on the back), then cut the pin to length. I used the pin as I was concerned about the roundness and load capability of round stock - it's kind of soft. Not to mention my lack of square fitting ability.

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