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Re: H Draw Bar Weight Limit
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on August 10, 2006 at 19:12:46 from (64.228.11.108):
In Reply to: H Draw Bar Weight Limit posted by Elk Farmer on August 10, 2006 at 15:01:10:
Carl: It certainly isn't the front end of the H lifting off the ground, as the drawbar will bend first. When those tractors were new, we used to double the thickness of both cross bar and swinging drawbar by welding 3/4" plate to the bottom of each. Some folks call the 1" thick drawbar an M drawbar, and while it was the drawbar on most Ms, M drawbar is not the name. The 3/4" is a light duty drawbar and the 1" is the heavy duty drawbar and was available as such on both tractors. The 1" drawbar would not stand up either without reinforcing.
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