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Posted by MN Bob on July 11, 2006 at 07:16:42 from (24.179.180.82):
In Reply to: Hayracks revisited Picture posted by IaGary on July 11, 2006 at 07:00:17:
Hi Gary; Happen to have a picture of how he attached the back board frame? Welded or bolted? He obviously did a good job. Is that channel iron 1/4 inch? And a question for any one, If I extend the center pole to accomidate a longer wagon (its adjustable) from the present 14 feet to 16 or 18, do I need to re-enforce the pole in any way? What would be the minimum? This one is two square tubes with a smaller square as the extension. Not sure of the size right now but probably 4 inch on the large tube. Needs a new floor now. Bob
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