[AT] HayWagon build up.

[John Hall]

Dad has a Deere wagon from the 70's. I'll try to get some measurements 
and pictures. We still have 2 wagons we use. To be honest, it is easier 
to load on my 18' trailer. Back int eh day we ran 2 Deeres, an Oliver, 
and I think the other was an Electric? The Deeres would handle 30mph 
loaded, the others, about 15.

John Hall


On 10/29/2017 4:51 PM, Spencer Yost wrote:
> I scored a free John Deere Haywagon. Not sure of the year but it looks old enough to put on my 430 V :-)
>
> Two questions:
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> Does anyone know a way to ID these things? Other than a ghost of a John Deere decal and green paint  have no idea as to year or model.
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> Is there a certain convention to how far the the bed extends past the front and rear wheels ?  No one I know around here has wagons anymore or I would just go measure one.  Obviously it can't extend too far in front of the front wheels or it will interfere with steering, but it must extend some.   Most wagons I have worked on the wheels are symmetrical under the bed so once I get a good dimension for the front 'll just use that for the rear.
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> The running gear is actually in good shape, but it has no bed. The running gear was adjusted as close together as possible for storage, so I have to pull it apart for a 16' bed I've sWn wood for and need to know how far to pull it apart.
>
> Thanks!!!!
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> Spencer Yost
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