Posted by john d on June 26, 2010 at 20:23:30 from (69.130.164.104):
In Reply to: farmall M question posted by wally b on June 26, 2010 at 19:10:51:
The swinging drawbar was a big help when it came to turning in loose soil while pulling a disk. As the tractor turned, it allowed the load to pull to the "inside" of the arc scribed by the tractor. Back in the day when many tractors were on steel wheels, the swinging drawbar often made a critical difference in turning. They are also very handy when hitching to a loaded grain wagon that doesn't have a telescoping hitch. And, they can be used for hitching a gravity wagon "off-center" to make it easier to line up with an elevator.
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