Anyone have a piece of the black corrugated pipe 12" or 14 " diameter about 5feet long laying around. I wanna make a poor boy cultipacker, pipe in the center and fill with concrete. I'm in South Baldwin county. Help a brother out.

Don't have any, but you need to pour the concrete and let it cure for a good while to harden up or it will break up.

Make sure you get single wall pipe. Double wall won't let the concrete go into the ripples. Like timbercruiser said, gonna take a while for the concrete to get hard enough not to break apart.

You can add calcium to speed up the curing process.

So I found a piece of 18" pipe, if I make it 4 feet long , fill it with concrete it's gonna weigh approx 1044 lbs.....to heavy. If I figure right a 10" piece 54" long will weigh approx 360 lbs which I could handle. If any has free time to do some figuring see if you come up with close to the same weights. Thanks

Friend of mine made one from a 55 gal steel drum... welded the lid on and marked the center on each end and and drilled a hole for 1 1/2" pipe. Stuck the pipe in and welded the ends and cut the tongue off an old trailer, slid a bar through pipe and fabbed it up to hook to the trailer hitch. The top of the drum has about a 2" plug in it, so he will roll it to the top and fill it with water and drag it behind his fourwheeler. When hes done, he'll pull the plug and roll it to the bottom to drain it.

We added wheels to the top of ours. Similar to this picture.

It makes moving it much easier, especially if you ever have to cross asphalt. Just pull the pin and flip frame over and reconnect pin.

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Do you have a way to get it from plot to plot without dragging it? If not, save your time and $$.

I built one 2 years ago and we used it last year planting plots. I told my buddy who was pulling it to wait for me and I would pick it up with the loader to get it to the next plot. He took off dragging it and its in rough shape.

The first gravel it hits in the road it will be dented. With that being said, if you want one already built cheap, let me know.