Description
When you’re working shallow for seedbed prep or cultivation, those standard flat disc blades can push residue around instead of cutting through it cleanly. That’s where a crimp center blade makes all the difference—that raised center section forces material to break instead of slide, giving you better soil mixing and residue sizing without going deeper than you need to.
What You’re Getting
- 6-inch crimp center design that attacks residue aggressively for cleaner cutting action
- 22-inch diameter with 3/16-inch thickness delivers the right balance of durability and soil penetration
- Boron steel construction with 46-52 Rockwell hardness holds its edge through tough field conditions
- Single punch mounting system fits 1-1/8 inch square axles for secure, wobble-free operation
- 2.50-inch concavity gives proper soil throw and mixing for uniform seedbed preparation
Built for Real Farm Work
This disc blade excels on tillage tools used for shallow cultivation, seedbed finishing, and residue management. The crimp center design is particularly effective when working through corn stalks, bean stubble, or cover crops where you need aggressive cutting action but controlled depth. It’s the go-to choice for farmers who want clean residue handling without the deep disturbance of a full chisel plow pass.
Made to Last
Farm conditions demand tough equipment, and this blade delivers with premium boron steel that’s heat-treated to the proper hardness. The smooth edge design wears evenly across the full diameter, giving you consistent performance as the blade breaks in. Quality construction means this blade will keep cutting cleanly season after season.
Good to Know
The crimp center works best when you maintain proper blade spacing—too tight and residue plugs up, too loose and you get uneven soil coverage. Most operators find 7-8 inch spacing works well for most conditions. Keep an eye on the center crimp as the blade wears; when it’s worn smooth, it’s time to replace for best cutting performance.
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