Description
When you need that perfect balance between aggressive cutting and smooth seedbed finishing, a crimp center disc blade might just be the answer. That raised center section gives you better soil flow and penetration than a standard flat blade, helping break up tough chunks while still leaving you with a field ready for planting. If your current blades are bouncing over hard ground or leaving streaks, this upgrade could make all the difference.
What You’re Getting
- Crimp center design with 6-inch raised section for improved soil flow and penetration
- 18-inch diameter provides good cutting coverage while staying manageable for smaller equipment
- 7-gauge thickness gives you durability without being too heavy for your axles
- Heat-treated boron steel construction that holds its edge season after season
- 1-1/8 inch square axle hole fits most common harrow and tillage equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This blade works great on disc harrows, field cultivators, and other tillage tools where you need to cut residue and work soil at the same time. The 18-inch size is perfect for lighter-duty equipment or when you’re working in tighter spaces. You’ll find it handles everything from spring field prep to fall stubble management with equal ease.
Made to Last
The boron steel construction means this blade will take the punishment that comes with farm work. Heat-treated to 46-52 Rockwell hardness, it’s tough enough to handle rocks and debris but not so hard it becomes brittle. The smooth edge stays sharp longer than cheaper alternatives.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward with the single punch hole – just make sure your axle is in good shape before mounting new blades. The crimp center design means this blade will throw soil differently than a flat disc, so expect better mixing and less ridging. Check blade tightness after the first few hours of use as new hardware sometimes settles in.
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