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D17 Drawbar Yoke
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    Posted: 02 Nov 2010 at 7:47am
Rookie question.  I was looking at a drawbar yoke on a 59 D17 and the support arms angle out.  On my 59 D17 they come straight back (looks like they've been modified).  I've attached a couple of pics.  What/is there a standard?
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The early D-17's the drawbar support was straight. The wider support came with the 1959 black bar grill D-17's. The black bar grill tractors also have the black steering wheel with the A-C logo in the center.
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standard drawbar vs swinging drawbar?
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The newer wider yokes just let the drawbar swing a little more. Each type was standard for the years produced.
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Series I D-17 had the strait support, series II and maybe III had the wider support.
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In addition to the early "narrow" support and the later "wide" support, there is apparently a "Heavy Duty" support which is shown in the lower right of this page from the D-17 manual. I've never seen one of these!
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