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Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.&answers)

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GB in MT.

12-28-2007 11:43:29

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I have recieved a few emails with ????'s about this. IE; what are these called, where and how do they mount on the tractor, where can I get the parts,???? and the answer is : A picture with info. about what they are and what they do.

Hopfully I have not made any mistakes on this info, and would like to have anything wrong brought to my attention.

This info and pic. is meant to hopfully help anyone, needing answers, on Instellation and and what they do.

BTW: Both of these sets pictured here are a TSC sold item. I would recommend buying these IN a SET for ease of instellation, and also recommend the heavyduty sets, as they are 3/8th inch thick, and do not bend as easy as the standard sets. JMHO

HTH

Gary

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GB in MT.

12-29-2007 07:24:08

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to Hobo,NC, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

That is the picture I was looking for!!!!!
I hope everyone sees this, and takes the ..... ..."WARNING" to heart.!!!!

Thanks Sean!!!

Gary

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Sean (TX)

12-29-2007 07:18:57

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to joemcmullen, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

Morning Gary.
Dan didnt put on the tractor. Previous owner did it. He didnt know it was rigged up...

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Sean (TX)

12-29-2007 07:16:05

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to TheOldHokie, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

Found the pic

third party image

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GB in MT.

12-29-2007 07:12:44

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to 8N'r--WI, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

That is the 2N/9N I was talking about. I just did not mention the name.

I was also going to post his pic., for a WARNING sign, BUT..... I could not find it.!!!! Not a good place to bolt anything to!!!!! , as he found out, in the worst way possible!!!!!

Gary

Morning Sean and Don B

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Sean (TX)

12-29-2007 07:03:01

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to Balatonm, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

Farmer Dan used to have a pic of what happens to a 9N with a homade swinging draw bar. Not a pretty site...Not the way to remove your PTO shaft...

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GB in MT.

12-28-2007 17:46:47

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to Ratface, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

DAYUM!!!! I forgot!!!!

HI DUNK!!!

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GB in MT.

12-28-2007 17:28:26

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to Mike OH, 12-28-2007 11:43:29

You cannot put a belly drawbar (real name...Swinging draw bar) on a 9N or a 2N., unless you make one to fit. There is NO connection place for them on the bottom of the 9/2N. I did see a modified one on a 2N, but it only lasted about 4 mos., as the bolts broke off that it was attached to, and even when it was ok, the flat drawbar had to be used.

Two of the emails I recieved, about this very thing, delt with,...."Someone told me, it could be used on the 2N/9N. WRONG!@!! ONLY on the 8N and only if the 8N had the proper connection places on the belly. Mis information, when you are dealing with the 9/2N.

Hi, DUNK

Gary

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Dunk

12-28-2007 17:33:33

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to GB in MT., 12-28-2007 17:28:26

Hey Gary!!!!

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john phillips

12-28-2007 17:03:06

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dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to GB in MT., 12-28-2007 11:43:29

why not buy the belly draw bar and be done with it? i have one on my 48 and wouldnt trade it for anything. i keep my carry all on my tractor when i bushhog to pick up trash limbs rocks or whatever else i find while im out, with the other set up i cant do that. the belly bars are cheaper and can be found about anywhere. have a pull type 5 ft bushhog by the way.

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Dunk

12-28-2007 17:10:11

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to john phillips, 12-28-2007 17:03:06

Well, John..

That would be my plan with my 8N. I use my lift, and need it for I want to do, and I run STABILIZER bars on everything that I have.

(there may be reasons that have came up lately that I might not want to do that)

BUT, I think we are talking 9Ns here, and fer some reason, I seem to recall, from somwhere, that the 9Ns don't have the tapped and threaded holes on the bottom....

I could be all wrong though...

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don b

12-29-2007 06:09:05

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to Dunk, 12-28-2007 17:10:11

Dunk....you are not wrong.I would like to add that one MUST NOT attempt to drill and tap holes in that location on the 9-2ns.The 8n rear center housing is made diff from the 9-2ns in that there are "bosses"cast into the housing for the purpose of drilling and tapping holes for a drawbar bracket without getting into the hyd. oil sump.The 9-2 housing is not strong enough to support a drawbar bracket and will cause the housing to break if this is tried. don b

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Tom N MS

12-28-2007 17:14:52

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Re: dont shoot me for this but........... in reply to Dunk, 12-28-2007 17:10:11

Mine don't..

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david heath

12-28-2007 15:24:23

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to GB in MT., 12-28-2007 11:43:29

thanks gb,great looking n i plan on printing this picture for reference,i know nothing about this stuff, so thank you.maybe this is why my brush hog swings all over the place.

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Hank AB AB

12-28-2007 13:54:43

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to GB in MT., 12-28-2007 11:43:29

Just something to add, maybe for newbies - the PTO should be DISENGAGED when using the stay bars.

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don b

12-29-2007 06:14:31

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to Hank AB AB, 12-28-2007 13:54:43

Hank...just to add to your comment.The lift should not be used when stay bars are installed,either up or down. don b

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james d

12-28-2007 12:04:43

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Re: Staybars/Stabilizer bars(pic.answers) in reply to GB in MT., 12-28-2007 11:43:29

Neat photo, our 8n has homemade "very stout" upper arms. The tractor was my grandad's and he worked it hard. He was pulling silage trailers int the late 60's and warped the staybars that were the orginial ones. He went to a local welding shop and the make the new ones up out of 1/4 steel with a 1/4 steel support in a T shape, they will not warp or bend. I still have the tractor and staybars now.

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