7211 is the PUH reversible to Drawbar?

[cameron_senior]

Hi there, I,m new to the forum having just bought a tidy 7211. It's fitted with a PUH but as handy as this is, I am going to need a Drawbar as i intend to use this Tractor with the Balers.
On our Internationals and case Tractors the PUH can be drawn out and reversed with the Drawbar on the other end. I don't have the Tractor home yet and we haven't owned a Zetor for quite a few years so I am not familiar with the set up.Can anyone enlighten me or point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

[international]

If I remember correctly the draw bar is hung off the the pickup hitch hook and can be made easy enough.

 

[dave_peters]

It depends on who made the hitch, ARM and Dromone hitches are reversible, but the Zetor one had an adaptor that fitted over the hook

 

[cameron_senior]

Thanks for the replies. I guess I'm going to have to wait until it arrives before I find out exactly what it's got. We sold our old 8011's when my father died and have used Case / Internationals ever since so I'm not sure if this is going to be a pleasant surprise or a culture shock!

 

[diyfarmer]

If your 7211 has a zetor own made pick up hitch fitted, it was a bit of a job to swap from pick up to drawbar, so there was an adapter to go over the pick up hook and put in a pin to keep it in place and this made it a drawbar.

I have one that will fit, if you stuck.

 

[cameron_senior]

Thanks for the replies. Tractor is home now and is fitted with a large concrete ballast block for the front loader. I can see the PUH and also at the other end is a draw bar mouth. Once I have removed the ballast weight I am going to fit the bar the other way round. I can't actually start the Tractor to remove the weight at the minute since the power steering ram was leaking so this has been disconnected for fitment of a new unit. I am having great difficulty removing the control arm from the booster pin as the loader is in the way and I cant get a puller on it. Is there an easy way of doing this? Perhaps this should be a new topic?

 

[Renze]

Perhaps this should be a new topic?

A topic with a clear topic description is allways helpful when others want to look up old forum posts to see how others did it in the past. Then its sort of documented