Notched Disc Blade with Wear Tuff Coating for 32 Inch Heavy Duty Disc Harrows

Description

When you’re working big fields with heavy residue, you need disc blades that can handle the punishment. If you’ve been dealing with corn stalks that just won’t cut clean or bean stubble that clogs up your harrow, this 32-inch notched disc blade is built to slice through the toughest conditions instead of just pushing residue around. The Wear Tuff coating adds extra protection against wear, keeping that sharp edge working longer.

What You’re Getting

• Notched edge design creates scissor action that cuts through tough stalks instead of bending them over
• Pilot hole mounting accommodates custom axle setups and allows precise gang spacing
• Quality Boron 15B26 steel at 46-52 Rockwell hardness holds an edge through acres of tough tillage
• Wear Tuff coating provides additional protection against abrasive soil conditions
• Standard 4.75-inch concavity throws soil aggressively to bury residue and level fields

Built for Heavy Duty Operations

This blade is sized for the big iron – the disc harrows and vertical tillage tools that cover serious ground in corn, soybean, and wheat country. They’re particularly effective in no-till and minimum-till operations where you’re working through substantial crop residue. The 32-inch diameter maintains cutting effectiveness longer as it wears down.

Made to Last

The 46-52 Rockwell hardness gives you the perfect balance—hard enough to hold a sharp edge through rocks and tough conditions, but not so brittle that it chips or cracks under impact. The Boron steel construction is specifically formulated for disc blade applications, and that Wear Tuff coating adds another layer of wear resistance for extended service life.

Installation Notes

The pilot hole mounting means you’ll need to drill the center hole to match your specific axle size and spacing requirements. Measure twice, drill once. Notched blades excel in heavy residue but can be too aggressive in light soils or minimal trash conditions, so consider your field conditions when choosing between notched and smooth blades.