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Re: Haywagon steering question
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Posted by paul on December 07, 2004 at 08:05:51 from (209.23.145.93):
In Reply to: Re: Haywagon steering question posted by Bob Spooner on December 07, 2004 at 07:56:08:
Such a short wagon, and narrow, does not hold enough hay to be useful - it is just all wrong for hauling hay. However it is _just_ the right size for a 1000 gallon poly water tank, with a B&S engine & water pump, and a bit of room for a few 2.5 gallon containers - or a liquid fertilizer tender. Ah, yes, leaving the wheels connected. No, it wouldn't toe out then. And yor hitch would pivot up & down, but not side to side. I still don't think it would work to any satisfaction. Never seen it, & i've seen a lot of things tried.... --->Paul
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