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Posted by paul on December 07, 2004 at 07:50:05 from (209.23.145.93):
In Reply to: Haywagon steering question posted by Bob Spooner on December 07, 2004 at 07:21:53:
Now, I think you have 2 subjects going here? Are you worried about a brake equipped wagon being difficult to back up? Just make a hole so you can put a pin in the 'sliding' section of the tongue and lock it from actuating the brakes. No problem. Are you worried about how to back up a wagon vs backing up a trailer because of the steering front axle? Practice, practice, practice.... With such a short wheelbase, yes it will be very difficult to back up. But the solid axle won't work. you load it up with weight, & both front wheels will angle backwards... For it's size & having brakes, it musta been a water wagon? --->Paul
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