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David

10-09-2003 12:01:19

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Who sells these??? for how much?? Or can a generic one be adapted?

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Terrance

10-09-2003 21:16:09

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Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to David, 10-09-2003 12:01:19

Use a standard category 1 drawbar,availabe at any farm supply store for about $20.

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David

10-09-2003 22:02:18

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Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Terrance, 10-09-2003 21:16:09

I thought I had but it doesnt seem to fit right,pins seem too small I am going saturday to a farmer near by to look at his stuff I dont know if he has case equipment though. I am new to Case my only prior experience is JDeere and not much of that only from a tractor I borrowed a couple times

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Slowpoke

10-10-2003 11:35:27

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Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to David, 10-09-2003 22:02:18

You can get sleeves to fit over the small Cat I pins so it will fit the larger Cat II swivel balls with the larger hole. About $1-2 each.

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David

10-10-2003 14:37:53

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Slowpoke, 10-10-2003 11:35:27

I thought of that but the bar seems a couple inches too short, no way to put the retaining pins in.(That doesn't mean it can't be done) I just havent tried much yet.

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savemore37@sbc.global.net

10-10-2003 22:18:22

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to David, 10-10-2003 14:37:53

Well, David, there are two or three different lengths of drawbars. I think the old standard length is 26". You'll also find some are thinner than others, usually the import ones made in India. And the Eagle Hitch will only take one length bar, unless it's really worn like mine. That's the one thing I don't like about it is it's non-flexability.

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david

10-11-2003 06:35:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to savemore37@sbc.global.net, 10-10-2003 22:18:22

None that I can find seem to be long enough, someone is sending me a scale drawing I may make one at my friends shop if it is cheap enough

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Haycreek Mn

10-09-2003 14:16:11

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Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to David, 10-09-2003 12:01:19

I,ve got a factory made one, I would think that it would be easy to duplicate in a average farm shop, let me know and I'll get demensions & pictures to you. Bernsy

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F-I-T

10-10-2003 13:30:10

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Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Haycreek Mn, 10-09-2003 14:16:11

Bernsy:

Would it be possible to post a picture of it here, too? I don't know that I've ever seen one made specifically for the Eagle hitch. My VAC currently doesn't have a drawbar, so I need to fabricate one or one to fit the Eagle hitch on it.

Frank

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David

10-10-2003 14:40:09

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Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to F-I-T, 10-10-2003 13:30:10

If he faxes me the picture I will post it with his permission

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david

10-09-2003 15:20:29

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Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Haycreek Mn, 10-09-2003 14:16:11

thanks, you can email me at dcbyers@omniwww.com or I can send you a fax #. I have a friend with a nice machine shop and if I can't do it He will help-David

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Slowpoke

10-11-2003 22:21:35

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Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to david, 10-09-2003 15:20:29

As Terrance said, just go buy one. I think to make one you would need a lathe large enough to hold a 2 1/2" bar in a four jaw chuck to turn the ends. The steel alone would cost more than the store bought bar. You never mentioned what tractor you have. If it's a VAC, it takes the standard Cat I size. I don't know when they went to the Cat II.
Case does not have any special drawbar for the Eagle Hitch.

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david

10-12-2003 00:28:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Slowpoke, 10-11-2003 22:21:35

The standard one is 26" across I need 29" + I think it has cat2 pins, top link seems to be a cat 1

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Paul f

10-12-2003 07:01:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to david, 10-12-2003 00:28:59

David: I have a DC with eagle hitch and the standard Cat 1 drawbar fits fine...What model tractor do you have?? (I had to use Cat 1/2 adaptors at first as teh J latches on my hitch were worn. Once I got new latches the adapters were not needed

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david

10-12-2003 13:05:00

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Eagle Hitch Case Drawbar in reply to Paul f, 10-12-2003 07:01:13

on my 800B the distance between arms is 29" all the drawbars I find are 26"

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