Posted 2008-02-27 11:43 AM (#78108 - in reply to #78104) Subject: RE: Hay rack
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Posts: 1283 Location: Home of Wild Turkey Whiskey
I've built two out of steel, primed them and painted them just as I would anything else. Covered the sides in white aluminum and put a stainless nose cap on them to match the trailers they went on. Spent about $400 in materials and built them in less than a day plus painting time. My trailers were 7' wide so I made them 7'X7' and 10" tall with 2" legs that bolted to the top rails on the trailers.
Posted 2008-02-27 11:46 AM (#78110 - in reply to #78104) Subject: RE: Hay rack
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Posts: 296 Location: Tennessee
Our used Logan has a rack on it that looks to be homemade. It's a steel tube frame rack with diamond plate sides, mounting feet, and a ladder. Looks pretty basic and shouldn't be hard to make if you can weld. PM me your email and I'll send you some pictures of it.
Posted 2008-02-27 7:47 PM (#78146 - in reply to #78104) Subject: RE: Hay rack
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Posts: 296 Location: Tennessee
I didnt make it, it was already on there. I'm sure you can copy it from the pictures, it's just a metal rectangular frame. I'm sure you could use aluminum if you know how to MIG/TIG weld.
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