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Ford swinging draw bar, uses, pic

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Philip

05-06-2003 06:58:48




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I finally got all of the pieces together to mount my original Ford swinging draw bar. This is a picture of it. I dont know what I am going to do with it, but it is on! In the past I normally used my 'V' type solid mount braw bar for pulling things, but now I have this as a second option. What was some of the original uses for this set up? What do some people use it for now? Are there any advantages to using this type of draw bar? Someone once told me that it was used with a PTO driven corn picker, but I think that was incorrect. It appears the PTO shaft would hit the draw bar. Thank you for your input. Philip.

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jeb2n

05-06-2003 09:30:01




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 Re: Ford swinging draw bar, uses, pic in reply to Philip, 05-06-2003 06:58:48  
sooooo...whatcha gonna do with that there ole' V-type drawbar? I sure would like ta git my hands on one o' dem! Would you consider selling? Give me a holler at the link below if you're interested.

BTW, the swinging drawbar is also good for pulling something with an offset tongue, or where you want to offset the implement to one side (imaging both of the pins on the same side of the PTO shaft-keeps the drawbar to the right or left).

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schultz47

05-06-2003 18:11:35




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 Re: Re: Ford swinging draw bar, uses, pic in reply to jeb2n, 05-06-2003 09:30:01  
I've got one I may sell. Shoot me an e-mail if interested.



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Barnstormer

05-06-2003 07:22:18




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 Re: Ford swinging draw bar, uses, pic in reply to Philip, 05-06-2003 06:58:48  
The swinging drawbar does two things when allowed to swing.
In a turn it helps the tractor make the turn. It also helps prevent the implement from striking or tangling with the tire on that side allowing tighter turns. Non three point hitch tools were used often. Many were converted horse drawn implements (shortened tonge hitch) for a disc or harrow or cultipacker etc. A couple of drop pins on either side and you can pull a trailer or wagon.
Your are right about the corn picker or combine. The V-hitch was more rigid and provided the needed clearences. I have used both.

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