Ok...the finished hay wagon!

[Bills49Cub]

Here it is...the moment you have all been waiting for...the guys the helped me along the way at least...

Final dimensions are 4.5' x 8.5' on Kory 3000 running gear

 

[MikeInEburg]

That is one very nice looking wagon. Great job!

 

[BFreaky]

Looks great. What kind of wood did you use?

 

[Bills49Cub]

Looks great. What kind of wood did you use?

All pressure treated from lowes bolted together with galvanized hardware.

 

[hunterridgefarm]

Looks great, I could use one like that. What is the weight capacity...2000lb?

 

[Bills49Cub]

Looks great, I could use one like that. What is the weight capacity...2000lb?

It is a Kory 3000 running gear with 3000 load cap.

 

[dkair]

Nice work! I would like to build a chicken coop on similar running gear. Hopefully salvaged over new.

 

[sodbuster2000]

I did just that, bought an old running gear for cheap and built a chicken house on it.

 

[TCowner]

One nice wagon mister. Its designed to last a lifetime.

Do you have an estimate of the cost of the materials? I am building a new leaf collection wagon to pull behind my John Deere 1026R and its kind of amazing how the material list gets bigger and bigger as one works through the project.

 

[Bills49Cub]

One nice wagon mister. Its designed to last a lifetime.

Do you have an estimate of the cost of the materials? I am building a new leaf collection wagon to pull behind my John Deere 1026R and its kind of amazing how the material list gets bigger and bigger as one works through the project.

It is hard to say right now. I returned a lot of hardware I thought was excessive and had to buy some tools I did not already own ( bore bits for counter-sinking, other drill bits for the bolts, etc) but it was 986 for the running gear and somewhere in the area of 350-400 for lumber and hardware.