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Re: drawbars on letter series
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Posted by williamf on February 21, 2005 at 15:59:52 from (66.82.9.75):
In Reply to: drawbars on letter series posted by Shepherd_Bill on February 21, 2005 at 12:42:12:
After a generation or so wear starts to show. On my '46 H, which is older even than I, the top layer of drawbar has a pretty noticable dip in the center, right where the roller of the swinging drawbar rides. A previous owner welded a second drawbar the whole way around for reinforcement. Since I use it mostly for pulling a fairly heavy single axle dump tailer I hung the roller on the wall and did a little more build up. The swinging bar doesn't swing now, put it still slides front to back. I had to have the swinging bar staightened and a piece welded to the bottom of it, too. And the holes at each end built up. Wm
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