foreman Etexas
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I thought the hitch should all be level? Notice how the draw bar is wearing at an angle?
I thought the hitch should all be level? Notice how the draw bar is wearing at an angle?
I couldn't tell by the pic, but assume this is on your brush cutter?? If so, there is a lot of weight on the tongue and it will never set level. That's where the Hammer Strap drawbar comes in. It makes the wear occur on the cutter hitch and/or hitch pin rather than your expensive tractor drawbar. I'd be finding a fix for that soon.
On the other hand, if you have a hitch like that on a ground engaging attachment such as a disk you can adjust the tongue height on the attachment to get the hitch to pull level with a load on it. Of course, it will still flop down like yours when carrying the tool.
You might contact your dealer and ask if they offer a Hammer Strap for your tractor?? Or go to the Google link I offered and find one online.
I can't see the pictures. Is it because I'm on my phone and not a computer?
I totally agree, the hitch set up looks terrible. It seems to be an accepted practice and I run mine the same way and don't like it.
I think the solution is what the other guy showed which is a hammer strap.
As equipment has evolved, I am surprised this hitch set up is still the standard.
It will oval out and wear down your draw bar....
Yeah cabs are nice,my allergies just to bad for an open station. Since it's fairly new it will probably take a hit,you looking to find a lightly used unit like yours or a new?
2014 KUBOTA M6060HDC