Building Hay Wagons Part II, Decks etc
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Part two of making my own hay wagons. The white ash and red oak framing all gets bolted in place to the running gear. I also added a three foot high rear stabilizing apparatus. LOL Used some preservative and Grace Ice and Water Shield adhesive roofing tape to help lengthen the life of the wood on the wagons. I installed the pine board decking, material I had laying around. I used the Woodmizer LT40 to saw the 4"x4"s that support the decking. I welded up my own brackets that attach the back supports to the main carrying timbers. The running gear was Farmco brand. If you are interested in doing your own haying and want to know how to make your own hay trailer, I hope this helps. (sound effects courtesy of iMovie)
Now that’s a Haywagon good job Brian stay safe 🇨🇦
There ya have it.
Love your timber frame / saw milling skills & projects. Keep up the good work. You are true craftsman. Not many left today.
Everyone's good at something LOL. I'm glad you enjoy the content. Keep watching and tell your friends so my channel might grow. Thanks, Brian
@@BrianBozak I’m an Architect & love your crazy/sensible way of self explaining your driven end result, a lot like me. All I can say is keep on trucking.
Excellent work. And at good cost!
Impressive sawing machine.
Regards. RSA.
Thanks for watching. It's been several haying seasons already with the new wagons and the only complaint is that the floor boards are to far apart when unloading. I also didn't have to slant the back supports they could have been vertical.
Awesome job on the wagons! Like the ice shield and the tongue/groove uprights you did. Smart thinking IMHO.
Hope they serve you well for a long time.
* the music w/the sped up sawmill noise was awesome too. I'd buy an album of that. lol
We've used the wagons twice in the last few days and they're working as they should. Time well spent. Thanks Flatlinesup! Brian
This video is gold! Thank you sir!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Did you also watch part one? In hind site I didn't need to angle the back, as I load the wagons with our hay grapple. Thanks for watching!
Great video, great content.. Excellent. 💯💯
Glad you enjoyed it! Brian
Next time, you can use a solution of 5% copper sulfate (CuSO4) as a preservative.
My long term plan is to get them under some kind of a building. We all know how that goes. Thanks for the comment.
Awesome
Looks awesome :)
Hay season is over , and the hay wagons worked great. thanks for watching.
Did you bolt the oak frame rails to the steel in the front and the rear? I'm seeing more people say to only bolt one end so the wagon can flex.
Yes I bolts the wood frame to the steel frame both front and back. The wagon still flexes and I have had no problems.
Thanks
B
Brush or spray the beams with used oil it preserves good and detours insects.of course it not as pretty!
I am hoping to some day soon to have all the equipment under cover. Thanks for leaving a comment.
You're not very good at presentation, Beam Guy. Too longwinded, too much side tracking and procrastination. Why don't you change the approach of your videos. Say nothing, show us the work and run a comment line underneath it. That would improve your videos so much that I could actually watch them till the end.
I'm sorry the videos aren't interesting enough for you to watch them to the end. Can't please every one . Hope you sill watch .