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Posted by Luke S on December 29, 2006 at 06:21:02 from (216.145.137.246):
I am building a couple hay racks on some wagon gears I have and I was talking to the man at the lumber yard about getting some 4"x8"x16' treated lumber for the two main frame rails(some call stringers) for the rack. He said he'd have to order them in as he doesn't keep those on hand, but he did have some old stock of 4"x12"x16' treated pine on hand that he'd make me a heck of a deal on. My question is, am I going to be getting too heavy? I have a real good old New Idea gear that is pretty stout, one of those with the channel frame, and the other one is a david bradley that is pretty stout also but not as stout as the N.I. I just don't want to have my tires overloaded and blowing out before I even get a bale on them. Thanks for any advice, as always.
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