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Bill VA

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Can anyone ID this cultipacker? Has a grease zerk (from pic) on each end. Width is 5ft wide.

Thanks!
Bill
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Thanks!

Haven't seen it - yet.

Typically the Brillion models I've seen have an "X" cast on the end of the hub - but haven't seen them all......

Thanks again,
Bill
 
OK - my brother picked this cultipacker up for me today. Until a few minutes ago, I hadn't seen it in person. He initially said it wasn't a Brillion - which is why I asked for an ID.

He said when they lifted it in the truck, he stopped them and rolled everything over by hand - everything moved freely - good!

It is a Brillion - letters casted in one side. Seller said model PD-5, but I can't really find any reference to that anywhere or on the cultipacker. The frame has been welded in several places - wondering if it was cut down in width somewhere along the way.

Would have preferred a 6ft, but liked (based on the seller's pics and my brother's inspection) what I was seeing. Looked at several cultipackers over the winter and most had wheels busted, one had a piece of wood for a tongue. I think this is about as good as I could do for now.

Bottom line - it is what it is, it's heavy, at minimum the MF50 diesel ought to pull it around easy enough - we'll see.

I'll be using it shortly to mash in some teff grass seed on a couple of acres we've reclaimed this Spring for hay.

Thanks!
Bill
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There Brillion for sure, These are also called pups . There were sold to be used with a larger one that 2 hitches put on ether side of the main one. A 10' main and 2 5' pups you can cover 20' behind a disk or harrow-gadder and they work great like this. They can be pricey to buy them now because of all the deer plot guys. Bandit
 
I pull an 8ft tandem packer with my Allis Chalmers CA 28HP so the MF won't have any problem.You could probably sell that small one for 2X what you can get a larger one for since lots of people are looking for the small packers to put in wildlife plots.
 
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