cut it in two and make two 10 footers side by side and have 20 feet then make the second trip after planting. dont use pipe for the bearings get some 1 3/4 shafting and some pillow block bearings. we reused shaft and bearings off of an old international self propelled swather. use the 15 inch ours is at least that big can measure tomorrow, you want it heavy enough to push the stones down. the only time it will push soil is in real soft muck. our prototype was about a 8 or 10 inch culvert and was to small it also had pipe for bearings. use the 1 3/4 pillow blocks btdt. I will measure tomorrow ours may be two eights side by side. If you use ball bearings and at least 16 feet you will not be sorry we have used ours for years.
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