charlie, I have a 6 ft disk on my Jubilee. I also have 2 3ft ATV disks that I hooked together. Reversed everything on the second disk. You can change the angle on ATV disks. So by having a very small angle, I would put groves in the ground, broadcast the seed and let the rain wash them into the groves. When the grass comes up, it looks like the seeds were planted in a row. Never rolled it, just wait for mother nature to hydro seed it.. Last two times I have had the best results planting the first day of December and letting the smow do it's thing.
By using just the front roller of the cultipacker, it would put the groves in the loose soil for me. What do you think? The back rollers on the Brillion look different than what you have. They look like they will fill in the groves from the front roller. George
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