Anyone seen one of these and know who made it???

MNGB · Jan 20, 2011

Hi all, has anyone seen used owned a farm wagon like this or anyone know who made it etc. Notice it has castering front wheel vs the usual tie rod setup for steering.
GB in MN

billonthefarm · Jan 20, 2011

Now that's a new one on me. Guess I learned something today.
bill

Old Roy · Jan 20, 2011

I never saw one like that either , but
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Adirondack case guy · Jan 20, 2011

Hay Bill;
The day you don't learn something is the day you died. You can take that to your grave. LOL The Acg.

Lloyd In South Carolina · Jan 20, 2011

Is that sugar all around that wagon?

Birdman · Jan 20, 2011

Neato, I have one with the tie rod set up and that thing is the queerest #$%& to back I have ever seen! Seems like the setup in your pic would be like 500X better!

showcrop · Jan 20, 2011

I'd be pulling down all kinds of gate posts if I had one of those. But on the other hand it would make me look like I could back up a wagon.

billonthefarm · Jan 20, 2011

I hear ya. Most of my learning is like hitting my head on something that is low and then learning to duck! I'm a genius like that. Today I learned something about wagons and no bump on the head. A good day!!!!
bill

scott mcintosh · Jan 20, 2011

I had one once nothing to get wild about,okay until front wheel landed in dead furrow picking corn folded wheel right under.There was no nameplate as to who built it.Scott

Anonymous-0 · Jan 20, 2011

salt i think >? ,, same stuff they used for props to film hogans heroes to look like snow

ASEguy · Jan 21, 2011

That's a lot of negative caster on those front wheels. I'd like to have one for around here. Gerard

randallnMo · Jan 21, 2011

I've never seen a wagon like that in my life. Learned something today. You would think that would work good....should trail good.

Nebraska Cowman · Jan 21, 2011

Oh wow, that would be a fright to back in a narrow
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dhermesc · Jan 21, 2011

A neighbor had one (30+ years ago) and he didn't know who made it either. They are ok to pull behind a tractor (he had a hayrack on his) but you never pulled it behind a pickup. An uneven road would make the thing whip from grader ditch to grader ditch at 50 mph.

Adirondack case guy · Jan 21, 2011

Bill;
The bump on the head brings back memories. When the dairy farmers started installing pipeline milkers in barns, they all had to cross over an alley way somewhere, usually where you entered the barn from the milkhouse. Me being a tractor salesman and 6'2" I have a perminent dent in my forhead.

Dave Sherburne NY · Jan 21, 2011

looks like the hitch is fasten solid, should back up like a trailer

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