Posted by Walt davies on June 28, 2008 at 06:22:48 from (75.106.239.52):
In Reply to: hay trailer plans posted by city farmer on June 28, 2008 at 04:55:30:
I use old camp trailer frames they are pretty heavy duty and have tandem axles and brakes. I clean them down to bear frame and the use 2X12s cross ways for the new floor. I have put a frame up on the front of one that really helps in holding the hay on also gives one a way up and down when you stack five or six high. Its a low cost but very nice trailer for anything heavy. One trailer had boxed frame, I found some Pop rivets for 5/15 bolts online and used them to secure the wood. Metal decks are way to slippery for hay. Walt
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