i would never weld a drawbar and everyone ive ever hadon my ford 6610 has broke at where it bends up which is the weakest part. ive broke one 2 new ones only a couple yrs old pulling the mixer. first tim was going up my very steep drive way with a full load and if it hadent stoped it would have went over an embankment on the other side of the road. it stopped right in the middle of the road. the last time was last yr when i was leaving he bunk it broke right off as i went into the road. if it wasll fully loaded i wouldnt have been able to move it with the skid steer and luckly i got it out of the way just in time before a car came. no i have a straight one on from my burnt 8000 and it has held up well.
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