Posted by tractorcedric on February 08, 2021 at 18:54:44 from (63.248.39.248):
I have a couple of old hay wagons that I use in the summer for hay of course. I hate to leave them out all winter. So I put the grain header for my F2 Gleaner on one of them and back it into the barn. This one is only 12 feet long. It is a David Bradley gear and it has a hoist. I made the deck and sides out of used plywood signs. The sides are hanging up in the barn. So last fall I just loaded it up real good with firewood and pulled it under the Patio roof. Now the wagon is sheltered and the wood stays dry. Plus it is close to the back door. I haul the wood in with the sack laying on the wagon there. The furnace has not run for a month! The yellow thing in the hay rack is for getting snow off of the roof.
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The yellow thing in the hay rack is for getting snow off of the roof.