New Kory Wagon Sized for Compact Tractors

[RobS]

Where did you end up getting your wagon and how much? I saw in another thread that Harbor Freight is selling something similar/identical. Looking forward to your pics /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[milkman]

Picked the wagon up at Cecilia Tractor Repair, it used to be an International dealership till in the 60's. The wagon was $595 and I'll have about $200 in lumber and parts for the bed. This is going to wind up being expensive, but the wagon is a real piece of machinery.
The man I bought it from had been there since the 40's and he showed me his collection of cub cadets, nine of them I think, he had a cub lowboy that they had restored that they had sold originally. My brother and I were there about an hour, and going through the old buildings out back was like going back in time, old machinery and parts everywhere. He wants me to get him a pic of the wagon when it's done, I'll take it to him and take my camera when I go back.

 

[RobS]

I guess that's a good price as the Harbor Freight model was $599. I'm still a bit hesitant to shell out that kind of cash for what will likely be nothing more than a hay ride toy for us. I've seen used hayracks for $500, hoping to find that $300 bargain /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[hazmat]

<font color="blue">hoping to find that $300 bargain </font>

Rob - maybe it's time to pony up the bucks. There is that whole time value of money thing - if you don't spend it, you don't get to enjoy it. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

Wishing I had a dump wagon right now - 20 yards of topsoil in my driveway to grade around the new pavement. It seems that I was a little too conservative in my estimation so I'll have a few yards left over. It's going to be many trips to the back 40 since my FEL holds between 1/4 and 1/3 of a yard. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[milkman]

Yeah, that is a lot of money, my wallet is still hurting, but I haven't seen anything in its class that looks that substantial. The Kory 3000 has cone roller bearings and 5 lug hubs like the larger wagons, should last me forever. I'll be pulling it behind the Kubota, so gotta have class following class. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Where I bought this one, they had a stack of new 5 and 6 ton wagons the 5 ton wagon was $579 with new wheels but no tires.

 

[catsco]

I'm not sure how to post a link to a different forum, but check out Low-Cost Harbor Freight Wagon Log Carrier in the Build It Yourself Forum to show a use of the lowest cost Harbor Freight wagon gear.

Mark H.

 

[milkman]

It's finished, more pics later, camera batteries died.

 

[Bill_Calmes]

Thank you JackIL and milkman. I've been looking for something heavier than those other wagons. Here's the website:

http://www.koryfarm.com/

 

[jmessing]

Hi. I'm up in Vermont and we don't have a local Kory dealer that stock these things. I approached a local equipment dealer on getting them, but I don't think he will. I don't think Farm and Fleet would send it up here, so I'm limited to the lighter weight options from companies like Farmtek, etc. Has anyone found a source for these little Kory's that will ship?
Joe

 

[milkman]

I don't know anyone that will ship, but you might check these guys, they have a wagon that is real similar and maybe have a dealer close to you.E-Z Trail Farm Wagons - Arthur, IL