Posted by Pete 7 on November 29, 2008 at 17:03:32 from (71.243.149.82):
I've been wanting a cutipacker for awhile and today I walked into a great deal. 50 bucks for a 7 ft double row cultipacker! It's old but looks complete/solid and anyhow I couldn't pass it up at that price. But now I have to get it moved to my place. It's sitting in a snow free field, but my place is under 2 ft of snow and my trailer is broke down and buried in the snow anyhow. So I was thinking of trying to take the cultipacker apart to move it in pieces. What will I run into in trying to get the axles/shafts off of the frame? Are they held on by a big nut like on a disc? No electric is available by the cultipacker site to help me power any tools. Pete
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