Description

When you’re growing potatoes, sugar beets, or any crop that needs hilling, a good disc blade makes all the difference between clean work and a mess. This 16-inch disc hiller blade from Osmundson is built to throw soil right where you need it, creating those perfect ridges that protect your crop and keep weeds at bay. No center hole design means it’s ready to mount on your cultivation equipment without any extra machining.

What You’re Getting

16-inch diameter provides the right coverage for efficient hilling passes
No center hole design lets you mount it exactly how your equipment needs it
Unpainted steel surface that’ll develop a natural patina as you work
Built by Osmundson, a name that’s been making quality cultivation tools for decades
Direct replacement for 315 series hiller equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This blade is designed for specialty cultivation work where precision matters. Whether you’re running down potato rows building up hills for proper tuber coverage or creating furrows for sugar beet cultivation, it moves soil efficiently without clogging up in wet conditions. The 16-inch size hits the sweet spot for most row spacings while giving you the soil-moving capacity to get the job done in fewer passes.

Made to Last

Osmundson doesn’t cut corners on materials. This blade starts as quality steel that’ll hold up to rocks, roots, and the constant flexing that comes with working in varying soil conditions. The unpainted finish means you won’t have to worry about paint flaking off into your soil, and it’ll develop that seasoned look that tells everyone you actually use your equipment.

Good to Know

Since there’s no center hole, you’ll need to drill or punch your own mounting hole to match your specific equipment setup. This actually gives you more flexibility in positioning, but make sure you measure twice before making that hole. Keep a file handy to touch up the edge when it starts getting dull – a sharp disc moves soil much better than a worn one.