Posted by kyplowboy on June 15, 2009 at 14:18:04 from (98.80.0.245):
In Reply to: For the tinkers posted by dave2 on June 14, 2009 at 14:20:48:
Dave,
With the tobacco around here there have been thousands of wagons made on the cheap over the years. Most all tobacco wagons are made with pipe welded to a rear end out of a rear wheel drive car or truck. Any more around here if you don't have time to dig a truck out of the woods for the rear end, mobil home joint's are the place to shop. Don't know about there but any more most people take the wheels and axles out from under them and the dealers end up with a pile out back. The one here will sell once used wheels and tires for $35 and axles for a little over $50. The only problem is you can't put big mud tires on the mobil home wheels.
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