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"Built To Last" Hayride Wagon
Anyone who owns a "pick your own" orchard, Christmas tree farm, or other on-farm venture, will be interested in this new custom built hayride wagon that seats about 30 people.
"It's built to last and is more comfortable and safer than most of the hayride wagons you see," says Scott Bond, Dave's Equipment Sales,
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"Built To Last" Hayride Wagon WAGONS/TRAILERS New Wagons 31-1-7 Anyone who owns a "pick your own" orchard, Christmas tree farm, or other on-farm venture, will be interested in this new custom built hayride wagon that seats about 30 people.
"It's built to last and is more comfortable and safer than most of the hayride wagons you see," says Scott Bond, Dave's Equipment Sales, Stockton, N.J.
The 8 by 20-ft. wagon rides on an 8-ton running gear and has a steel bed with a pressure treated wooden floor. It has 3 1/2-ft. stake sides with wooden benches, and three steel steps equipped with hand rails on back. The bottom step is hinged and can be folded up out of the way and pinned in place.
"It's nicer and safer than sitting on hay bales and is also easier to get on and off, with no need for a permanent step. The wagon can be custom built to any size," says Bond.
Sells for about $4,000.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Scott Bond, Dave's Equipment Sales, 28 Dunkard Church Road, Stockton, N.J. 08559 (ph 908 782-7658; daves equipmentsales@att.net).
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