Drawbar for moving trailers around property?

[lennyzx11]

I like that Lenny good idea

Here's where I got it. It is from Titan.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UUGOYAQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_3T-hxbYR257C6

 

[lennyzx11]

Here's where I got it. It is from Titan.

https://www.amazon.com/dpB00UUGOYAQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_3T-hxbYR257C6[/url]

Repost with the link

 

[ohmyback]

Thanks guys. I did not even think about the rotation problem. Both pictures are great. I do not have a box blade so the funkworkz will work for now.

 

[Fordman1981]

Here's what I use. Never had a problem with a trailer lifting as the tongue weight would have to be negative 900+ lbs.Iif I felt that could be any issue with the trailer I would be moving I'd chain the links to the draw bar.

 

[TnAndy]

I tried one, and the rotation was a pain. So I welded up a copy of a hitch adapter from TSC out of some scrap 3" tubing along with a purchased 2" receiver hitch deal. Not only does it allow moving trailers, but I've made several 2" bar things to use in the hitch....a potato hiller, and a field fence 'un-roller'.

 

[Eric_Phillips]

This is what I use to stop rotation when pulling trailers. Hitch balls come in different shank sizes depending on load range. You should easily find something to use with a 12' trailer.

CountyLine Drawbar Lock, Cat 1 - For Life Out Here

 

[ohmyback]

Thank you everyone for all of the suggestions. I ended up buying a Titan setup off Amazon.
Figured I could not buy the material for what they sell for with free shipping. Also I had a gift card so I felt like I got it for free! This is a link if anyone is interested.

Amazon.com: Kubota BX Trailer Hitch compact tractor drawbar 3 point three john deere (TD): Automotive

 

[Xfaxman]

For those that also need to move a gooseneck, consider this style from Omni Mfg., it is very versatile.

 

[fxdb96]

Clamp on... Very versatile.

 

[FTG-05]

Thanks guys. I did not even think about the rotation problem. Both pictures are great. I do not have a box blade so the funkworkz will work for now.

Why not just bolt or weld one of those receiver hitches to whatever implement you keep on the tractor most of the time? I built one of those 3ph hitch things a while back - never used it. Why should I? I keep my BB on almost all the time (unless bushhogging) and it lifts and hauls trailers all the time.