it just all depends on the crowd that day,I built unit last fall 20ft stringers out of 8 2x12, decking 10ft, 2 x 10 bed equals 18ft long by 10ft wide. back rack looks like bleachers. 210 to load and don't touch a bale. Made it to match mu accumulator bundles. All the rest for hay wagons I use 28ft donahue machinery trailers. Cheaper than yoy can build hay rackes in most cases and can be used for alot of other uses. biggest mistake I see made majority of time is vertical back rack,don't do it this way either make it stair step style or lean it to the back some,that way all bales will be offset each row as you stack and the front when full will look like steps real rides nice that way when done . I could do picture of unit if want, but for you it may be to large bit could do same just smaller
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