Cultipacker Shopping

[Cousin Eddie]

I am in the market for a new implement and have been shopping around looking for a deal on cultipacker. I found these guys http://www.cultipackerforsale.com/ on line and was wondering if anyone had any experience with their stuff. Prices are pretty competitive and can make any size you want. Also does anybody have any input on the steel rollers instead of cast iron? Thanks

 

[bdale]

I am in the market for a new implement and have been shopping around looking for a deal on cultipacker. I found these guys http://www.cultipackerforsale.com/ on line and was wondering if anyone had any experience with their stuff. Prices are pretty competitive and can make any size you want. Also does anybody have any input on the steel rollers instead of cast iron? Thanks

Might want to check out EverythingAttachments they have about every thing not sure on a price difference though.

 

[RonBoyBX25D]

I don't know much about cultipacker's but take a look at Omni too. I have purchased several of their implements with great luck. Give the owner a call and run it past him, will give you a straight answer.

http://omni-mfg.com/Cultipackers-C110177.aspx?sid=10512

 

[nickelplated5s]

Read this; http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26920&page=2

Waiting for ProcraftMike to respond.

 

[Cousin Eddie]

I like that Omni one also. I have never really used one and am wondering about the shape of the wheels and the difference it will make. I got to think the wheels with the "teeth" for lack of a better word, would do a better job of retaining seed and fertilizer down in the holes created by them, might also help bust up clods my tiller missed. The steel wheels are heavier and might compress the dirt better and can be repaired easier if I ever damage it or wear it out, although that will probably never happen. I guess I could always weld some little teeth onto the steel one if I found I needed that. The LP one has scrapers on it so the wheels stay clean which might be beneficial in the heavy clay areas I have. I am gonna make my self crazy about this I can tell, haha. Any ideas or experience is appreciated. Thanks