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Re: Never going to get my 300 done.
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Posted by Rauville on February 23, 2005 at 21:02:58 from (209.180.79.36):
In Reply to: Never going to get my 300 done. posted by Kelly C on February 23, 2005 at 19:30:27:
Kelly;
Went to your webpage, and enjoyed the section on hayrack construction. I shouldn't be critical of anyone, because I never get any job completed...but, I have to ask one question.
Do you feel comfortable with attaching the cross members to the stringers with furniture brackets? I would be a little worried about the deck lifting off the stringers with a partial load at one end.
Any rack I've put together, I always bolt through the cross member and stringers at each end (4 total). A good source for long bolts and big washers is the local power company...usually the linemen will have a pail of old ones they will give you.
Once again...just an observation and question. You did a great job.
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