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whats the difference ?

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time2plow

03-01-2008 14:18:51




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What is the difference between a cultipacker and a cultipacker with sprockets between each roller. ? And are they used for the same thing ? thanks




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DiyDave

03-01-2008 16:19:33




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 Re: whats the difference ? in reply to time2plow, 03-01-2008 14:18:51  
They basically do the same thing, the one with the sprockets floats a little better over uneven ground, as the sprockets have a bigger center hole than the cultipacker sections do, thus they can drop down with gravity, when you go over depressions in the ground.



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NE IA

03-01-2008 16:18:20




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 Re: whats the difference ? in reply to time2plow, 03-01-2008 14:18:51  
My understanding is the ones with out the extra spoked wheels will mud up if in wet conditions and clay or gumbo soils. The one with the extra toothed rims is more prone to push it out.



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