rdandersom
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I bought my 1950 TEA 20 without a drawbar. Any suggestions on what is the best drawbar assembly? Horseshoe,crossbar with trailer hitch or 35 style from the scrap yard if it will fit?
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Charles in Aus.
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I have an Australian Swinging drawbar fitted to my TED20 I find it very versatile .
On my FE35 I have an Auto hitch , this is very good also as it will allow you to attach a trailer from the seat and there is no need to lift heavy draw bars .
rdandersom
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That looks like the hitch on the TO 35 my dad had. That would be the best if I could find such a hitch at the wreckers.
John Deere D
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On the Ford Forum this info is available:
"Why You Need To Know How To Pull Correctly With An N-Tractor":
An interesting design by a Ford enthusiast, as per picture:
Bob....Tea 20,MF FE 35 X and 2 N owner
"Why You Need To Know How To Pull Correctly With An N-Tractor":
An interesting design by a Ford enthusiast, as per picture:
Bob....Tea 20,MF FE 35 X and 2 N owner
Charles in Aus.
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I also have this ,
Made from an old car tow bar and some bits of scrap , as long as you are not pulling out stumps it is fine and allows you to tip a full trailer of firewood.
Charles in Aus.
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Nice
A minimum of parts , another use for the lift bar and no top link needed . If the bar is fixed to the lift arm by the brackets then it is held in a fixed position when the lift is raised , doesn't the ball skew off at an angle and foul the trailer hitch ?
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