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backwoodsfarm

06-25-2007 17:54:55




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I just bought a 1530 and unfortunately it didn"t have the swinging drawbar. I bought a replacement drawbar, and it appears to be a little wider than the old one. I had to move one of the pins over to slide the drawbar through the housing under the PTO shaft. I slid it into the housing under the tractor, and can"t for the life of me figure out how that funky shaped pin bolts under the tractor to hold the drawbar in place. Even the picture in the manual doesn"t show how it holds the drawbar on. My other tractors are newer and have the screw in bolt. Any help?

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backwoodsfarm

06-26-2007 04:39:22




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 Re: JD 1530 in reply to backwoodsfarm, 06-25-2007 17:54:55  
The pin does have two different size pins. However, the spacing is not enough for both pins to fit up through and the small pin does not have a hole for a cotter pin. It must be the wrong pin. It was in the tractor toolbox and it looked like the pin in the parts book so I figured it would fit. Anyone know where I can get the correct pin? JD says it is no longer available and I have to buy the screw in bolt and bracket.

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Deere in AR

06-25-2007 18:36:54




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 Re: JD 1530 in reply to backwoodsfarm, 06-25-2007 17:54:55  
Does the pin have two differtent sized pins on it? One is 3/4" or 7/8" and the other one 3/8"or so. If this is the case it pushes up from the bottom, the big pin holds the drawbar, the small pin goes through the bottom of hitch on the tractor and a clip pin holds it in place. The bottom plate on the tractor hitch has two holes in it, one for the big pin one for the small one. Hope this helps, Doc

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