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Re: What is Swinging Drawbar used for?
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Posted by Jimmy King on December 27, 2003 at 19:13:02 from (63.189.32.130):
In Reply to: What is Swinging Drawbar used for? posted by Jason - Senoia, GA on December 27, 2003 at 18:29:34:
The main reason for a swinging draw bar is so when you turn short the tongue won't bind on a flat drawbar and bend it aslo it makes it easier the hook up sometimes and there are times you need to offset a peice of machinery with the center of the tractor most machines with pto are set up with the right distence from PTO end to drawbar hole on swinging drawbars. We usually kept ours pined in the middle with just a hitch pin on each side. letting it swing free was very annoying beside being hard on tractor and machine.
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