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pushman

05-21-2007 18:58:14

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Does the 9n 2n tractor have the swinging drawbar? What is the difference between the swinging drawbar and stabilizer bar. Are these a need when spraying /bush hogging? IF anyone has pics they would be helpful. Thanks for all responses.
-pushman

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lonestarjeff

05-21-2007 23:49:18

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to pushman, 05-21-2007 18:58:14

Pushman...here's a pic from the archives of an early swinging drawbar on an 8N. It pivots from a pin & bracket mounted under the diffy.

The 9N/2N didn't have the holes drilled & tapped on the underside of the diffy casting, so there's no way to mount the pivot bracket.

Jeff

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Empennage

05-21-2007 19:13:46

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to pushman, 05-21-2007 18:58:14

The white arrow is pointing to the stabilizer bar. The bar going across the bottom of the picture is a draw bar. There are different kinds of draw bars.

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Tom N MS

05-21-2007 19:23:07

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Empennage, 05-21-2007 19:13:46

Where do you get those adjustable stabilizer bars?
Can't get mine to line up right no matter what I do..

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souNdguy

05-22-2007 06:22:54

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Tom N MS, 05-21-2007 19:23:07

Tom.. your's are not going to line up.. even adjustable ones.. untill you get the correct brackets. If your brackets are not inthe correct geometry with their pins being in line with the lower lift pins then any fixed bar.. even an adjsutable one.. will bind when you lift or lower the arm. There's now shortcut to this.. get the 14$ bracket set.. then the 8$ stabilizer bars will fit correctly... Or you can use the more expensive adjustable ones if you want...

If you don't fix this right.. you will break something expensive when all that metal goes in a bind back ther eon the 3pt..

Soundguy

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Tom N MS

05-22-2007 16:57:14

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to souNdguy, 05-22-2007 06:22:54

Please check your email....I have decided that these stabilizer bars are off of some other tractor. I Turned the bracket around that was facing toward the tire but the stabilizer bars still don't fit..With a drawbar on the arms I can easily tell where the swinging arms are centered. With the arms centered, both stabilizer bars are approx. 1/2 hole too long..My stab. bars measure 31 1/2" center to center of the holes.

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Tom N MS

05-22-2007 15:08:41

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to souNdguy, 05-22-2007 06:22:54

HAD TO HACKSAW ONE OF THE FENDER/BRACKET BOLTS off last night but will turn the bracket around as it should be tonight and see what happens. I also got my stabilizer bar straightened today.

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Empennage

05-21-2007 20:08:01

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Tom N MS, 05-21-2007 19:23:07

I got mine at Tractor Supply.

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Sean (TX)

05-22-2007 02:17:41

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Empennage, 05-21-2007 20:08:01

They look pretty sturdy. Im going to have a look for them.

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Tom N MS

05-21-2007 22:36:34

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Empennage, 05-21-2007 20:08:01

Thanks. Lots of folks seem to get lotsa stuff @ TSC. Not one anywhere close to here.

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Sean (TX)

05-21-2007 19:11:03

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to pushman, 05-21-2007 18:58:14

You need stabilizer bars for a bush hog. I use them with all my toys. Dont have a sprayer thou.

stabilizer bars are connected to the brackets that are mounted to the fender mounting bracket.

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mad farmer

05-21-2007 20:41:08

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to Sean (TX), 05-21-2007 19:11:03

They are handy for many attachments but I find no use for them on my 2-bottom plow.

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Ross Pugh(NC)

05-22-2007 06:48:10

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Re: stabilizer bars in reply to mad farmer, 05-21-2007 20:41:08

mad farmer, they are not made to be used wif ground engaging equipment. they keep bushogs and mowers, and boom poles, carryalls and other such equipment from swinging side to side while using. Does that make sense to ye now?

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