david43a
Bronze Member
sorry for the slow response. I purchased my drawbar hook from USA Hardwhere for 10.95 plus 8.58 s&h total 19.07 I have not recieved it as of yet. the web site is Draw bar hook David
Drawbar Hook
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Inspector507
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David,
Your link didn't work. I think THIS is what you meant.
Your link didn't work. I think THIS is what you meant.
PineRidge
Super Member
Have_Blue if your draw bar looks the same as the one on my TC-40D then you should have 2 holes ahead of the ball on the drawbar itself. I added a heavy S hook on the ends of each trailer safety chain and each fits the hole in the drawbar very well. They also can be used when attaching the trailer to the car. Sometimes less it better, yes, no? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
MiniOaksMocha
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Have_Blue, do you have pictures of your bushhog with casters? If so, please post.
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have_blue
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Sometimes less it better, yes, no? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif )</font>
Yea, I'm a minimalist myself...as long as it's strong. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I need something very strong and very quick to hook up for dragging trees and stuff. That's why I think that beefy drawbar hook is so nice.
I can imagine other ways to quickly and neatly hook a chain to the drawbar.
Yea, I'm a minimalist myself...as long as it's strong. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I need something very strong and very quick to hook up for dragging trees and stuff. That's why I think that beefy drawbar hook is so nice.
I can imagine other ways to quickly and neatly hook a chain to the drawbar.
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have_blue
Veteran Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Have_Blue, do you have pictures of your bushhog with casters? If so, please post. )</font>
Argh! I forgot! I promise I'll get some pics.
Man, that's the best few bucks I ever spent. Grass is largely dormant, so I won't use the cutter until March or so. Just yesterday I grabbed that 700 pound cutter and rolled it out of the way to get at something else. Right there the wheels paid for themselves.
Another up-side is the wheels just happen to be the right height to almost level the cutter. When hitching up, I will adjust the 3PH until the wheels just come up on each side.
The only down side is I will have to remove the casters every time I hitch up the cutter. But, it will only tale about 15 sec. per wheel, as I don't even need to tighten the nuts.
Argh! I forgot! I promise I'll get some pics.
Man, that's the best few bucks I ever spent. Grass is largely dormant, so I won't use the cutter until March or so. Just yesterday I grabbed that 700 pound cutter and rolled it out of the way to get at something else. Right there the wheels paid for themselves.
Another up-side is the wheels just happen to be the right height to almost level the cutter. When hitching up, I will adjust the 3PH until the wheels just come up on each side.
The only down side is I will have to remove the casters every time I hitch up the cutter. But, it will only tale about 15 sec. per wheel, as I don't even need to tighten the nuts.