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D21 drawbar slop.
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    Posted: 3 hours 54 minutes ago at 3:18am
The large roller has quite the flat spot, it looks to made out of cast iorn, not advable,will haft to weld. The other piece is worn also.
Anything wrong with a suitable strap underneath the drawbar bolted to the existing hitch to tighten things up, the strap would need to be notched i suppose to allow for some twisting. Has got to be better than letting that bang around. Looking for ideas.

Edited by whatscooking - 3 hours 10 minutes ago at 4:02am
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3/4" inch thick strap. Pull the drawbar up tight against the bail. Use locknuts and grade 8 bolts. Probably slip a thin strap (of the correct thickness) under the roller for the bolts to go thru and keep all the slop out of everything. Whatever you do will be better than OEM.

Edited by DrAllis - 46 minutes ago at 6:26am
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