Posted by rla on July 11, 2014 at 04:57:51 from (162.39.22.109):
In Reply to: old farm trailer posted by craigco on July 10, 2014 at 18:56:00:
It sound to me your looking for something just to pull behind your tractor, Off Road.. Here in Pa. we call them farm Carts. Since I burn fire wood & I use single axle trailer off road I need alittle more clearance. My Lowest on is 16" off the ground. 4" channel ire frame with a cross member ever 16" I build them 50" wide & 8" long so they are at lest 4x8 inside, some are 5x10 I"ve built, I use a straight axle & it"s axle out of what ever I can find. Some are a shortend house trailer axle. But 14.5 tires aren"t easy find unless you have a supply. Some of my wood wagons are built out of old Ford truck Frames manure spreader frames. All of my wagons/carts have heavy tires & I rank fire wood on them & they carry a full cord when loaded.. I have 10 of them two are Ball hitch so I can pull them with the truck some are only a PIN hitch I use with tractor only. I always have a eye out to build another wood wagon all are loaded & I don"t have a cart I can today to haul anything unless I unload one? The only one that"s empty is the Highway use only trailer..
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