What kind of cultipacker wheels are these?
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Casting numbers?
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Do you need to replace some or just wondering the purpose of that style wheel?
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Wooden bearings? Frigging OLD.
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No reason other than curiousity. I have been told some wheels are worn but are in good working condition. Never owned a packer, but read a lot about Brillion wheels and other manufacturers. I was mainly wondering if anybody could tell by the look and shape of the wheel , who made it.
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Might be easier to narrow down who DID NOT make that style wheel. It was probably the most commonly used type for seeder press wheels and clod breakers or crumb rollers on packers and tillage tools.
Cultipacker ( most commonly used word) is a John Deere term and Pulvimucher is the Brillion equivalent.
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