Posted by farmallboy15 on July 16, 2021 at 09:09:56 from (170.103.146.13):
In Reply to: Building hay wagon posted by Keith Molden on July 16, 2021 at 04:04:21:
Here is my design I made in 14 and 16'. I believe my front offset is 42 from the center of the hitch hole to the front of the bed. I can check this when I get home.
The front of the bed usually ends up right above where the tongue pivots up and down, which is around a foot ahead of the axle center. You can always hook the gear up behind the baler to see, which is what I did. I wouldn't want more than 3-4' behind the rear axle, 2' would probably be perfect. So ideally 12-13' from center of axle to center for a 16' bed.
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