Description

When you’re working stubble or preparing a seedbed after harvest, having sharp sweeps that cut clean makes all the difference between a job well done and having to make another pass. A worn or chipped sweep tears through the soil instead of cutting, leaving you with clods and uneven soil that fights against good seed placement. This 12-inch field cultivator sweep gives you the aggressive cutting action you need to slice through residue and work the ground properly.

What You’re Getting

12-inch working width covers more ground with each pass, letting you finish fields faster
1/4-inch thickness provides the right balance of durability and soil penetration
Sharp cutting edge slices through tough residue and compacted soil layers
47-degree shank angle matches most field cultivator setups for proper soil flow
Standard bolt pattern fits common field cultivator shanks without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This sweep is designed for the kind of work field cultivators do best—breaking up compacted soil, incorporating residue, and creating a firm seedbed for the next crop. Whether you’re working corn stalks in the fall, preparing wheat stubble for planting, or doing spring tillage to warm up the soil, this sweep handles the tough conditions that come with serious farming.

Made to Last

Field cultivator work is hard on equipment, and cheap sweeps don’t hold up when you’re pushing through roots, rocks, and hardpan. This sweep is built from quality steel that holds its edge and stands up to the kind of abuse that comes with covering hundreds of acres each season. The hardened cutting edge stays sharp longer and resists the chipping that sidelines other sweeps.

Installation Notes

This sweep bolts directly to standard field cultivator shanks with 7/16-inch bolts. Check your shank angle before ordering—this sweep works with 47-degree shanks that are common on most field cultivators. When installing, make sure the sweep sits level and the cutting edge has the right down pressure to penetrate but not dig too deep.