Abstract
Replacing the standard brush on a Woodward Flail-Vac Seed Stripper with a cartridge-wafer configured brush appears to improve seed harvesting efficiency of a grass and forb. The new brush has convoluted openings and stiffer bristles, and costs much less than the standard brush. Information for obtaining mechanical drawings is provided.
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