Watch as Butler SWCD demonstrates using a cover crop roller crimper to terminate mature cover crops. Rural Specialist Brady Smith explains the ins and outs of operation.
This particular crimper was manufactured by the I&J Company out of Pennsylvania. There are many dealers across the United States that sell this brand and other brands of roller crimpers.
I would estimate this weighed over 500 #s as is. Water weight is roughly 8 pounds per gallon. I definitely wouldn't recommend pulling it completely full. A lot of folks I spoke with just run a small amount of oil to prevent rust inside the cylinder.
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Nice video. Looks perfect for small plots and pulling with side by side
Great video. Very informative.
Straight blades work but it’s rough, thus the chevron pattern 👍
The company is I&J Manufacturing out of Pennsylvania. They have many dealers across the united states.
Nice video, good presenter. How much is that gizmo?
Can you put a link to inj out so we can contact them?
This particular crimper was manufactured by the I&J Company out of Pennsylvania. There are many dealers across the United States that sell this brand and other brands of roller crimpers.
Do the ribs need to sharpened over time?
No, they are made to mash, not cut.
Did you say inj company? Because I can't find them.
I & J out of Pennsylvania
What is the weigh of the roller without water in it /
I would estimate this weighed over 500 #s as is. Water weight is roughly 8 pounds per gallon. I definitely wouldn't recommend pulling it completely full. A lot of folks I spoke with just run a small amount of oil to prevent rust inside the cylinder.