Re: Dearborn swinging drawbar finished

Posted by Dan on August 04, 2006 at 10:51:30 from (70.2.177.52):

In Reply to: Re: Dearborn swinging drawbar finished posted by Chad OH on August 04, 2006 at 10:09:37:

No big deal - I just used an old radius arm pin and ran it UP through the bottom of the bracket, then through the TSC drawbar, then the top of the bracket. I slid a thick washer that the ID of the radius arm pin could fit through over the pin and in between the top of the bracket and the bottom of the differential housing, then ran a big cotter pin through the hole towards the end of the radius arm pin so it sits on top of the washer to keep the pin from dropping back down through the bracket. I have to use a pair of needle nose pliers to get the cotter pin on and flaired out a bit to keep it in place. If you do not have a spare radius arm pin, you can probably use one of those pins that goes through the top link and rocker bracket, but will still have to use a big cotter pin on top because of space constraints.

Not at all fancy, but it worked two years in a row for pulling the hay wagon ride until I found the correct drawbar.

Good luck,
Dan

Replies:

• Re: Dearborn swinging drawbar finished Chad OH 12:23:04 08/04/06 (2)
  • Re: Dearborn swinging drawbar finished Dan 12:47:30 08/04/06 (1)
    • Re: Dearborn swinging drawbar finished souNdguy 10:37:50 08/05/06 (0)

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