Simple draw bar lock

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Here is the one that "came" with mine. I've seen others like it so i suspect that some company made them. It is hard to see in the photo but the corners of the flat bar are turned up to contain the lift arms on the bottom, and the J bolts hook it on the top. This one sure is sturdy but not the easiest to make yourself although it is possible....HTH Tim

Here's a quick and dirty one I buzzed together out of scrap rebar and and scrap i-beam section I liberated from the junk pile at work. One of the ibeam sections also has a 5/8 or 3/5 bolt welded to it to go into a hole in the 11 hole drawbar.

The d-ring was laying around in my garage.. worked great for something that was free and took 5 minutes to weld up.

Soundguy

mike

Pretty simple. You don't really need the offset especially if you mount to the bottom of the drawbar.

I know that Red Rock Mfg. has just released a new old design that I had never seen before. It's a solid chunk of cast iron that fits over the drawbar and the lift arm and even has clearances for the stabilizer bars. A little hefty for a piece of cast iron, but still very nice looking, sturdy, and built to last.