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Re: 1940 drawbar safety law?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 22, 2005 at 02:11:04 from (216.208.58.112):
In Reply to: 1940 drawbar safety law? posted by Dave (IL) on February 21, 2005 at 09:03:33:
Dave: Jerry just gave me a thought on what you are looking for. Do a bit of digging at the Nebraska test lab. If it involved engineers it is probably archived at Nebraska. I have to agree with Jerry on the idea of this not being law. The IH fast hitches especially the one point on the offset tractors would never complied with any laws regarding flip up. Same would be true with the little Fords and Fergies that used a cross bar in the 3 point for a drawbar. Very useful items but ones requiring extreem caution.
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