Posted by Ultradog MN on August 11, 2015 at 12:44:35 from (172.56.13.248):
In Reply to: cultipacker question posted by mattcatlin on August 11, 2015 at 11:10:08:
I have an old cultipacker like that but with 2 axles/rows of wheels - front and rear. Like yours, mine was badly worn. I took pieces of 2" PVC drain pipe and drove them into the bearing housing where the wood had deteriorated. The pvc was a pretty close fit both ID and OD and tightened them up a LOT. I don't know how well the pvc will last but I greased them good so we'll see. Mine had clamps to keep the press wheels tight together. So I used a nylon rachet strap to pull them tight together and slugged the clamps tight with a BFH. Then tightened the clamps. Used it for the first time on my plots this year and got a noticeably better germination rate compared to the old bed spring I had been using.
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