Posted by Leroy on July 16, 2021 at 07:52:54 from (74.135.116.26):
In Reply to: Building hay wagon posted by Keith Molden on July 16, 2021 at 04:04:21:
Been years since we baled but always wanted only about 6 of bed on front of front tires. Get farther back and seemed like would not be able to follow baler as good in making turns in keeping the bed in place for the bale chute for hand loading and when we got a thrower kept things same way and it still kept the baler still in proper alignment behind baler. I have seen some with the axle set so far back it was 3'+ in front of front wheels for the bed. I could not see how it could be kept inline with bale chute on turns. And was about 2.5-3' in back of back tires but some of my wagons were not that far but by that time was no longer baling but they were shorter beds of 12 to 14' length used mainly to store things on. I suppose front length could be farter back in hitch on baler was centered under bale chute-thrower but our hitches were to right side of bale chamber.
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