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tomstractorsandtoys

tomstractorsandtoys

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Last fall I asked for some advice on a wire feed welder for my sixteen year old son. He bought an almost new Lincoln. We needed a new round bale wagon as our old wooden one was rotted out. I bought him some steel and he cut it all with an old $50 band saw he bought at an auction. He painted the bed himself as well. We also took the Deere 1065A wagon and replaced all the wheel bearings before painting it as well. He did a great job and it will more than likely out last me. Tom
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Good work,but would you please explain why the leaning standards and why the front standard?? unless maybe it's for big rounds with which I have no experience .
 
Might consider some old belting or some type of bumper on the ends of the standards. It could prevent blood flowing from someones head.
 
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