Good luck finding one. Fast hitch parts are some of the toughest to come by, believe you me... When they do come up, it's usually on Ebay, and the bidding is like being thrown in a tank of live lobsters without their rubber bands.
What I would do is make the bar out of two pieces of heavy flat strap, whatever thickness fits into the clevis on the touch control arm. Overlap and drill about every inch or so for about 18" so that the length is adjustable.
Roll the right-hand touch control rockshaft all the way ahead. That equates to "all the way up" on the front of the fast hitch, so jack the hitch to the full up position in front. Now you can figure out your length pretty easily.
I'd still make it adjustable, with the length you just figured out being about the middle of the adjustment range.
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