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cultipacker help #4207528
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what is the difference between a regular cultipacker and the scalloped wheels (notched)? Is one better than the other? I will be using it for foodplots, I use a tiller behind a tractor then will use the cultipacker for covering the seed. thanks in advance.

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For sandy soils the smooth is better. For clay soils the notched is better. Either one will work pretty good in every situation though.


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If you’re tilling to a fine powder, cultipack before seeding.


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Originally Posted by hayman
For sandy soils the smooth is better. For clay soils the notched is better. Either one will work pretty good in every situation though.


My experience also.


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If you are buying new, get the one that is convertible from 3 point to drawbar. I haven't put mine on the 3 point since I took it off the first time. Just put the drawbar in and pull it with the Gator

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Speaking of drawbar models, I know a guy that fabbed a four inch drop trailer ball hitch onto his tiller to pull a packer so he could lightly turn and pack at the same time.

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