Sprocket style ring roller

[bjr]

I want put together a 6' to roller pulverizer to go over disced ground and haven't been able to find the smaller sprocket style rings 12-14 maybe 16 in od. I don't remember ID. Does anyone know of a supply for these? bjr

 

[MadReferee]

Surplus Center has a good selection of sprockets and hubs in many sizes and pitches. There are several listed in the 10" to 15" range. Their latest catalog has 4 pages of them and another couple pages of pulleys, chains and accessories.

 

[bjr]

Not what I meant. I don't think we're talking about the same thing. A ring ring roller pulverizer is also called a packer or sometimes a cultipacker. These rings just look like a sprocket sort of. They are just big rings that are slid on a pipe axle (tube heavy wall) of smaller, say 2" smaller, outside diameter with some kind of flange or pillow block bearings on a frame. They just kinda roll and tumble to bust up clods for a seed bed. Pretty simple but effective. bjr

 

[MadReferee]

Well, you learn something new every day.

Agri-Supply carries what you want, I think. Their buyers catalog has 16" and up. However they carry much more than what's in the catalog. You might try calling.

 

[Temp97]

Any idea where to get a 6 or 8 tooth sprocket that can be used for #55 manure spreader chain? I checked out the web sites for just about everybody, but no luck. Smallest was 12 tooth.

Thanks

 

[HomeBrew2]

Some places call them a floating ring pulverizer. I haven't found any individual parts either. I haven't seen them in the AgriSupply catalogs ... closest "looking" things I have found there are coulter wheels, which certainly won't work.
Attached are a couple pix for those that haven't seen them before. Most of the ones in my area use small rings, <12"

 

[PineRidge]

Give Tri-Power a call phone