Old antique stalk chopper

sghoghunter

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I’ve been running ideas through my head for a while now of ways I could get rid of overgrown briars,dog fennels and other brush that’s grown up in the thinned pine rows at our hunting club. I had an idea of building a smaller version of a chopper that’s pulled with a dozer until I started seeing these stalk choppers on marketplace. I bought one today that had been converted over years ago to a three point hookup instead of being drug around. I’ve googled all afternoon trying to see if it has bearings that can be changed or if it just runs in a channel sort of thing packed full of grease
 

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Canuck5

Food Plot advisor extraordinaire !
My guess is that it does have bearings, one at each end, but what type might be a question mark, until you open it up. Some very old equipment used wooden bearings made from ash or oak.




 
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