Posted by paul on December 23, 2008 at 14:55:54 from (66.60.197.254):
In Reply to: Hay wagon deck posted by Rick Kr on December 23, 2008 at 14:25:08:
It's a height issue for me too, just so the wheels don't rub, I'd keep all the cross bracing stuff as short as possible. Lower is always better, whether throwing bales on it, or driving down a hill, etc.
I have a couple 17x8 wagons with 1 inch actual decking running across, with 2 long stringers plus a flat 2x6 running under the bottom sides of the decking. One has some small angle iron running angled from the edge of the deck to the bottom of the stringers, to make it quite sturdy, could get by with 3/4 inch decking on that one.
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