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335 drawbar

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Brian(MN)

03-14-2007 14:40:34




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Hi group, I need the dimensions of the drawbar on a 335. I have the parts book picture but no sizes. I need the thickness and width. I also need the measurment from the front hole to the end hole.
(center to center) I can figure out any other holes. I don't have a drawbar for mine, so unless I can find an unwelded one, I"ll have the shop make one for me.
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Brian(MN)




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T.R.K.

03-19-2007 18:10:51




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 Re: 335 drawbar in reply to Brian(MN), 03-14-2007 14:40:34  
Sorry it took so long. My 335 is a utility too, and I had to hunt for the drawbar. There is more to making one than I thought:

42-5/8" long, 1-1/4 thick, 2-1/2" wide

dimensions from the front:

The front hole is actually a 1" wide slot from 1-3/8 to 2-1/4 on centers. A 1" hole would probably work.

The front is milled to 1-1/8 on the underside to 7" from the front. (so it fits in the yoke up there, I guess.)

At 13" from front, it offsets 1/4" downward. The offset is complete (straightens back out) at 16-3/4 from the front. (I think this is so it clears something under the rear of the tractor.)

At 32" from the front it offsets upwards 1-1/2". This bend is complete (straightens back out at 35-1/8" from the front. If you have real small tires-like 10" or so you will probably need this offset to get a realistic hitch pin height.

The hitch pin hole is 39-1/2" from the front. 1-1/8 dia. There was another 3/4" or so hole 4-5" from the rear that I did not get the dimensions for. I don't ever use it.

Another thing: you have to remove the drawbar to get full use of the 3 point. It sticks back 3-4 inches too far to keep it on the tractor.

Hope this helps.
Kelvin

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1755

03-20-2007 18:29:21




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 Re: 335 drawbar in reply to T.R.K., 03-19-2007 18:10:51  
that other hole in there that you are talking about(the 3/4in one )is for a drabar extention or something to adapt it to another styl hitch some big round balers have a diferent setup so the hitch pin dont get caut up on any hay grandpa had a factory bought drawbar extenchen on the Jet Star 2 becous you have to have a pto exstention to clear the hydrolic pump and the standard pto shaft is then to long

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Brian(MN)

03-14-2007 18:47:47




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 Re: 335 drawbar in reply to Brian(MN), 03-14-2007 14:40:34  
It is a utility model.
Brian(MN)



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T.R.K.

03-14-2007 18:36:03




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 Re: 335 drawbar in reply to Brian(MN), 03-14-2007 14:40:34  
Is your 335 a row crop or a utility?



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