Sears and Roebuck Hay Wagon

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   Good Evening,
Was driving down the road and saw in a fence line a David Bradley sold by Sears and Roebuck hay rack. Sort of neat to see the metal plate from Sears mounted on the frame. I was wondering how hard it would be to get parts for this rack. I had such great luck with the AC 5 ton rack I thought I might try a second wagon. let me know your thoughts.
Danny

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	Good Evening, Was driving down the road and saw in a fence line a David Bradley sold by Sears and Roebuck hay rack. Sort of neat to see the metal plate from Sears mounted on the frame. I was wondering how hard it would be to get parts for this rack. I had such great luck with the AC 5 ton rack I thought I might try a second wagon. let me know your thoughts. Danny
	Danny Raddatz

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