Description
When your vertical tillage blades start wearing down, you notice it right away – uneven seedbed preparation, poor residue sizing, or blades that just won’t cut through tough crop stubble like they used to. This heavy-duty replacement blade gets your Horsch Joker back to working the way it should, giving you the clean, consistent tillage that sets up your next crop for success.
What You’re Getting
- 20-inch diameter with 1/4-inch thickness provides aggressive cutting action through heavy residue and compacted soil
- Five mounting holes on a 4-1/4 inch bolt circle make installation straightforward with no modifications needed
- Boron steel construction with 46-52 Rockwell hardness holds a sharp edge season after season
- Shallow concavity design moves soil and residue efficiently without creating unwanted compaction layers
- Direct replacement for OEM part 04559503 – fits like the original equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This blade fits Horsch Joker vertical tillage implements used across the MT, PT, and RT series models. These machines are workhorses for primary and secondary tillage operations, whether you’re sizing corn stalks after harvest, preparing a smooth seedbed in spring, or working ground between crops. The Joker’s ability to handle varying soil conditions and crop residue makes it a go-to tool for farmers who need versatility in their tillage program.
Made to Last
Farm tillage equipment takes a beating from rocks, roots, and abrasive soil conditions. This blade uses the same high-carbon boron steel as the original equipment, heat-treated to maintain hardness while resisting cracking and chipping. The precision manufacturing ensures proper balance and fit, so you get smooth operation and long blade life even in demanding field conditions.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward – remove the old blade and bolt on the new one using your existing hardware. Check bolt torque after the first few acres to ensure everything stays tight. If you’re replacing multiple blades, it’s a good idea to do them all at once to maintain consistent cutting performance across the entire implement width.
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