Definition of "drawbar" []

• A bar across the rear of a tractor for hitching machinery. (noun)
• A railroad coupler. (noun)

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• "The fufador consists of a wooden drawbar, which is fastened to the yoke of the draft animals, a leg and a shovel-like plow body."
• "And because I installed the winch on a Superwinch portable winch platform, the unit slipped into the front receiver nearly as easily as if I were sliding in a Class III drawbar."
• "Not anymore, though; the last time I went browsing through new keyboards at the local gear shop, the sampling models were few and tucked into the back corner, crowded out by digitally recreated pianos, digitally recreated drawbar organs, and even digitally recreated analog synthesizers."