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SKU: WX2*0681282
Built for food plot preparation, this ATV-mounted cultipacker helps create a more workable seedbed after tilling or planting. It is designed to break up clods, press loose soil down to help reduce erosion, and push seed into the bed for improved contact with moisture and nutrients. The parallel linkage design is intended to keep the implement at the proper angle as it is lowered, while the lightweight build supports easier one-person installation. It requires a 2" hitch receiver and a 3-point Life System, making it a practical choice for hunters managing plots with an ATV setup.
Breaks Up
Stubborn dirt clods for improved
Packs Loose
Freshly tilled soil to help
Forces Seeds
Into the seed bed for
Parallel Linkage
Design helps maintain proper implement
Lightweight Design
Supports easier one-person installation
| Breaks Up Clods | Yes |
|---|---|
| Forces Seeds Into Seed Bed | Yes |
| Helps Prevent Erosion | Yes |
| Impact Resistant Polymer Wheels | Yes |
| Lightweight Design | Yes |
| Material | Steel |
| One Person Installation | Yes |
| Packs Down Loose Soil | Yes |
| Pair With Black Boar Implement Lift | Yes |
| Parallel Linkage Design | Yes |
| Requires 2 Hitch Receiver | Yes |
| Requires 3 Point Life System | Yes |
It is described as a useful implement for food plot work, including breaking up dirt clods, packing down loose or freshly tilled soil to help prevent erosion, and forcing seeds into the seed bed.
The product notes that it requires a 2" hitch receiver and a 3-point Life System, listed as SKU# 681272 or 681278.
Yes. It says the cultipacker forces seeds into the seed bed, which is described as promoting better germination and crop density.
The description mentions a parallel linkage design to maintain the proper implement angle as it is lowered, a lightweight design for one-person installation, and a design that minimizes interference with maneuvering.
The description says it has impact-resistant polymer wheels and is made of durable steel. No other material details are provided.