Posted by BarnyardEngineering on April 01, 2020 at 10:38:06 from (98.17.202.246):
In Reply to: Bale wagon posted by TDJD on April 01, 2020 at 09:21:57:
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Well, you just added a third factor to the mix that will make what you want to do impossible. Strong, easy to remove, and cheap. You can make them strong and cheap, but they won't be easy to remove. You can make them strong and easy to remove, but it won't be cheap. You can make them easy to remove and cheap, but they won't be strong.
Kickers can throw bales so hard that you'll blow right through the back of a wagon if you're not careful. Made that mistake a couple times, switching from the big 9x20 to a little 8x16 wood wagon. Bales would barely reach the back of the 9x20, but hit square in the middle of the back wall on the same setting in the smaller wagon when I forgot to turn down the kicker. Hit so hard it picked the front of the kicker rack up almost off the running gear...
Wagon was built from 2x4 uprights and 1x6 cross pieces, but they are NOT your modern big box store lumber. Rough cut hemlock.
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