Yep, you could pull a spring tooth harrow (drag) or disk or cultipacker and drag or disk and having the drawbar free to swing was an advantage when turning. I always had the implement I was pulling have enough straight pull tongue before the diagonal part so it was very difficult if not impossible to get the chain or side brace into the tractor wheel. The swinging drawbar was nice too to offset the wagon when we were putting up loose hay with a hayloader so the narrow front tractor could "straddle" the windrow when loading up then we would center the drawbar to pull the load to the barn. Needless to say the swinging drawbar pulls from the best place on the Farmall tractors too, doesn't put a twisting pull on the axle housings like the loop drawbar does. All in all, swinging drawbars are a very good useful idea...on any make of tractor.
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