</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Dumb question here: I bought the 4,000 lb running gear to make a hay wagon for rides for my kids and light duty tasks. I notice the bar to pull the wagon has one of those wimpy little holes like on ATV implements, not a large one the size of my drawbar pin. Do I cut and weld on a larger piece, do I "ream" out this hole larger, do I use a bushing to take up space, or do I just it slop around (which I don't want to do). Thanks for the help. )</font>
That's sort of the "nature" of a drawbar/tongue/pin hitch. They need some "slop" to prevent binding when you run over any irregularities in the ground you're driving on. In any event, I wouldn't try to get a "machined fit" with that sort of hitch. If it does truely worry you, I'd suggest what others have said, and use a ball hitch. (Hitch "slapping" can get a little un-nerving when using a wagon to transport people....)
(And a nickels worth of free advice.... Don't get upset with folks on here when the give "their opinion". You asked for it, and they just gave it to you as they see it. Also, most everyone on here throws in a little humor/sarcasm from time to time. No need to take everything to heart)
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Bill