Posted by Leroy on January 23, 2018 at 14:07:40 from (69.88.201.13):
In Reply to: Tow bar for 9N? posted by RedMF40 on January 23, 2018 at 12:59:47:
Pulled them hundreds of miles. Have 2 of them, one I think Dad had made in about 44, other is a Ferguson factory made. They use a bolt adjustment hole in front axle, just find a spot a 5/8" bolt goes thru both parts of axle. Just make an L shape to bolt on and make a hitch from both places to center to pull by. Can if it does not want to shimmy pull at up to 25MPH OK. Just take PTO out of gear. And the rear end gears lube the transmission from moving so do not run tractor unless you have something on 3 point hitch you do not want to drop. Have pulled 44 2N, 41 9N, NAA and TO-30 with these bars. Fact is I have pulled the 2N behind a different tractor with the 9N hooked behind for 3 tractors in a row. The 4:00x19 3 rib tires wanted to shimmy but when I switched wheels and put 6:00x16" on no more shimmy. Why I cannot tell you.
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