New Wagon troubles
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leonz
Super Member
Chopped some size off of them for the folks with dialup.
Ian
All you need now Ian is a pair of restrain chains so it does not wander all over when backing.
Haywire
Veteran Member
I'm not the OP. I just downsized his pics for public consumption.
Ian
Ian
DanD78
Platinum Member
Another vote for a front hitch. I have two trucks with hitches on the front. Makes backing 4 wheel hay wagons a dream. I even drilled a hole in the end of one of my forks to push and pull wagons.
Dan
Dan
Robert_in_NY
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The down side to pushing with the front of a truck is when the wagon is loaded, you can't see anything. Backing the wagon in with the truck allows you to use the mirrors that are out further and also keeps you further away so you can see more around the wagon then you can the other way. If the wagons empty its easy to back up as you just watch the back of the trailer.