Crawl under the tractor. Look right underneath the very rear of the rear end casting, under the PTO. There should be a drawbar bracket for lack of a better word. Then look mid way under the big rear end housing about in the area of where the step is. There should be holes there for another bracket, if not the actual bracket.
Mine had a solid steel drawbar, very large chunk of steel. A pin goes up through the front bracket and through a hole in the drawbar. The back end fits through and inside the slot created by the back bracket. It is kept from moving side to side by bolts fitted in the rear bracket.
By all means do not pull a wagon with anything attached to the 3 pt. If you have to stop, or go down a hill, the drawbar of the wagon will end up in the back of your head.
not trying to be funny either.
I can send pics of mine when I get home, if you need.
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