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3 Point Drawbar Setups

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Gerber

04-29-2000 15:54:17




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I've seen several messages about setting up after-market stabilizers for the drawbar which fit up to brackets. The brackets are mounted under the axle using the fender bolts. The stabilizers, basically a flat bar, about 3/8" thick by 2" wide, hook up to the new brackets and to the ends of the old drawbar.

I've not seen any messages about using drawbar stays.
Stays were original parts that mount to the top link and then to the ends of the old drawbar. They stays can be adjusted to the drawbar height needed. Of course, the lift lever has to be locked down and the PTO de-activated.
I have used the stays while pulling trailer type implements and am well pleased. I wonder if the stabilizers hold things in place as well.
Gerb

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04-29-2000 16:20:33




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 Re: 3 Point Drawbar Setups in reply to Gerber, 04-29-2000 15:54:17  
The drawbar stays work well if you don't want to use the lift. If you want to use the lift and stabilize a plow, blade or bushhog, or drawbar, the stabilizer bars are the only way to go.
For solid drawbar work the 8Ns had the swinging drawbar option, whereas the 9N/2N had to depend on the drawbar stays. This feature would be needed when pulling a haywagon, for example, when a downhill push might push the drawbar up, since there is no downpressure in an N hydraulic system.

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