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    Posted: 08 Sep 2011 at 9:40am
My 1974 Model 200 tractor has 2 square headed bolts to keep drawbar from sliding side to side. These bolts come up from bottom and are held in by lynch pins. These 2 bolt are available from AGCO for $38.76 each. Is there any other source for these bolts that might be cheaper? AGCO part#---70269953     Thanks for any help !!!!
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Usually because nobody lets the drawbars swing anymore they are replaced with regular bolts and the roller just bumps up to to them, if you want to make it so it can swing use a pin, and if you wanna makem really nice and tight, our steiger has a nice idea they have an angle iron that presses against the roller and a pin welded that drops in the hole it keeps the drawbar tight and can be pulled to swing it for hook up etc. Heres a trivia question does anyone know why the drawbars should be allowed to swing when doing tillage type work??
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It makes it easier to steer the tractor.
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yeah your correct it pulls the front of the tractor around on a turn, I never knew that till my  grandpa explained and demoed it makes sence
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