drawbar

Internally, there is a drawbar with a return spring behind it.

In addition, the drawbar performance can be used to evaluate and/or compare tractors.

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The flexibility of an 18.75m drawbar combination vehicle means the truck can now reach express stores more easily and with a larger payload than a rigid truck operating alone, resulting in reduced road miles.

At the lighter-duty end of the small-tractor spectrum are machines that look just like their bigger brothers, complete with large rear tires and a simple drawbar hitch.

It is a box-style C-frame designed to withstand extreme blade forces and nearly 81,000 pounds of drawbar pull (horizontal force available to pull a load).

"The increased horsepower and powerful drawbar pull of the 2050M makes it ideal for these applications, and the greater fuel efficiency will help extend runtimes and minimize refueling needs.

To increase accuracy whilst reducing loading times, the new machines utilised drawbar automatic clamping.

You have probably seen or used the "drop pin" drawbar hammer strap that allows a tractor operator to hitch an implement without getting out of the cab.

Hitch any load only to the tractor's drawbar or a three-point hitch mechanism, which are lower than the rear axle.

Egypt's Minister of Finance Youssef Boutros-Ghali denied any near-term plans for replacement of microbuses through a government sponsored program similar to the taxi and drawbar trailer replacement programs, Al-Mal reported.

Before 1960, most garden tractors got the work done with less than 6 hp at the drawbar. Today, not all tiny tractors are designed with pulling in mind--even those with more than 25 engine hp--but they all have a purpose, and we aim to help you make the right choice.

The 5AT can produce a sustained drawbar power of 1890kW, which compares favourably with the GM Class 66.