3-Point Hitch B21 lower arm spacer dimensions? p/n 32721-65220

[joea99]

Looking for the dimensions for B21 lower arm Spacer p/n 32721-65220. I have the ones from the B26 kit, but turns out they are too long for the B21. Looks like OD 22mm, ID 32mm, width 16mm

I can buy new or cut the ones I have. $40 vs some band saw time. But I may have to buy a new metal cutting blade.

 

[joea99]

It's a done deal. I just took the measurement I got and cut down one of the B26 spacers to give me the two spacers I need. I did end up getting a new blade. . . for the hand hacksaw, then spent a few minutes exercising my arms, and testing my patience. Then cleaned them up to size on the mini lathe. I even painted them.

 

[eddieirvine]

sounds like you did good, Just some easier way to do things like that for not much money is a portable hand held band saw , Either battery or plug in. Not very expensive i use mine all the time, worth having one for sure, If you have battery drills look for a band saw the same brand that takes the same battery.

 

[joea99]

sounds like you did good, Just some easier way to do things like that for not much money is a portable hand held band saw , Either battery or plug in. Not very expensive i use mine all the time, worth having one for sure, If you have battery drills look for a band saw the same brand that takes the same battery.

Don't think I've every seen one of those. Older I get, less I like workouts, so I'm going to look into it more. Oh, I guess you mean like a "sawzall" or reciprocating saw? I must be getting old, I have a Dewalt that I should have used instead.

 

[Smokeydog]

Bought the B26 used and was missing one lower 3pt arm spacer. Cat 2-3 bushing ($2) fit just needing cut to length. Also use the HD black high tension lynchpins so less likely to have brush open one under the tractor and lose parts.

 

[joea99]

Bought the B26 used and was missing one lower 3pt arm spacer. Cat 2-3 bushing ($2) fit just needing cut to length. Also use the HD black high tension lynchpins so less likely to have brush open one under the tractor and lose parts.

That's good to know. Never heard of those lynch pins, I'll have to look them up. Got a source, in case I come up empty?

 

[Threepoint]

Don't think I've every seen one of those. Older I get, less I like workouts, so I'm going to look into it more. Oh, I guess you mean like a "sawzall" or reciprocating saw? I must be getting old, I have a Dewalt that I should have used instead.

Not a sawzall. A portable bandsaw, or "portaband". See attached screenshot of a decent one that HF sells. A week or so ago I saw it for $90, which was about what I paid several years ago for its "Chicago Electric" predecessor. Nothing wrong with exercising the arms once in awhile with a hand hacksaw, but these are sweet.

 

[Smokeydog]

That's good to know. Never heard of those lynch pins, I'll have to look them up. Got a source, in case I come up empty?

TSC, Rural King, co-op, most any farm store. They cost a little more, pinch fingers more but stay in place with grabby brush.

 

[eddieirvine]

Don't think I've every seen one of those. Older I get, less I like workouts, so I'm going to look into it more. Oh, I guess you mean like a "sawzall" or reciprocating saw? I must be getting old, I have a Dewalt that I should have used instead.

No uses a band saw blade cuts like the bigger ones but is hand held, no pushing your arms to the limit LOL

 

[eddieirvine]

No uses a band saw blade cuts like the bigger ones but is hand held, no pushing your arms to the limit LOL

No uses a band saw blade cuts like the bigger ones but is hand held, no pushing your arms to the limit LOL Harbor freight 10 Amp Deep Cut Variable Speed Band Saw