Growing up in sandy kansas we pulled a packer behind the disk without question. It wasn't the cultipacker of today but had cast packer wheels that were about six inches apart and then had an offset back gang - basically it looked like a disk. We wouldn't have dreamed of entering the field without those two tied together.
Now that I farm on my own in NEKS I wouldn't dream of using a packer of any kind. With our hard black ground we worry about the front tires on the tractor doing too much compaction. Do you have a lot of clods? If that were the case I would be pulling a field cultivator through. That's what I do now. Disk and then field cultivate. If the soil is a little moist it leaves it perfect.
If the tractor can pull it buy one the width of the disk. I wouldn't make another run through just to pack it. From what you say it would load up the tractor but it would work just fine.
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