Drawbar hitch help.

[crreed67]

Anyone know where I can get a hitch like the one in the picture, notably #'s 25, 26, 27, and 28. It comes on a MF 2615 among others and I want to put one on my MF 1635. I measured all of the holes and everything will match up on my drawbar. Aside from going through a dealer are there any aftermarket options?

 

[ovrszd]

I think you'll be stuck with going thru the MF dealer. I can't imagine anyone producing these as an aftermarket add-on. Not enough demand for that. Good luck in your search though!!!

 

[cycle_gator]

You might look at two options:

1.) See what a MF dealer wants for the part
2.) Find a standard drawbar and ask a machine shop what it would cost to modify/fabricate to what you want.

See which option is cheaper. That would not be a difficult part to fabricate.

 

[whis]

get a piece of flat steel heat and make your bends, drill holes

 

[crreed67]

get a piece of flat steel heat and make your bends, drill holes

Fabricating is something I do not have the ability to do and there aren't any machine shops in my area to request help from. I guess I'm gonna have to bite the bullet and talk to a dealer.

 

[bcp]

... there aren't any machine shops in my area to request help from.

You might find a blacksmith, even a hobby one, to make it.

Bruce

 

[crreed67]

I wish. There's only lazy worthless welfare idiots where I'm at.

 

[BukitCase]

Looks to me like you could find everything on your list here

Hardware

Except for the bar to add on, which you might be able to use a hacksaw and drill to modify this

Swinging Drawbar

Although it doesn't say what the offset is - probably a LOT cheaper than other alternatives though... Steve

 

[Oliver1655]

I take it you have the draw bar & basically just need the top "Z". (Bolts pins are easy to find.) This if available from the dealer really shouldn't be to expensive. If it is, look for a tractor salvage yard. In Missouri "Cooks Tractor" is close to me & real handy to find treasures to build/modify with.

 

[crreed67]

I take it you have the draw bar & basically just need the top "Z". (Bolts pins are easy to find.) This if available from the dealer really shouldn't be to expensive. If it is, look for a tractor salvage yard. In Missouri "Cooks Tractor" is close to me & real handy to find treasures to build/modify with.

Yep. The "Z" part is pretty much it. I guess I'll check with the dealer. Did a quick check an Cooks website but turned up nothing. Will try the link that BukitCase posted for the hardware.