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Read articles →This is a narrow DIY fix, not a tractor overview: the owner takes an undersized auction drawbar that didn't fit his Kubota L2550 and shims it tight by welding two stacked packs of three 3/4-inch washers onto the mounting ends, eliminating slop instead of buying a $160 Kubota-specific drawbar. It's a short, single-technique demonstration useful mainly to L2550 owners hunting for a cheap drawbar workaround, not general buyers.
Posted by the OldGuyDIY channel, an owner sharing a homemade workshop fix rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Weld two stacked packs of three 3/4-inch washers onto the mounting ends of the drawbar to take up the slop and make it fit tight.
Yes, the owner used an auction drawbar and shimmed it with welded washer packs instead of buying a Kubota drawbar that cost about 160 dollars.
