Description

When your smaller disc harrow or tillage tool starts leaving residue on top instead of cutting it clean, it’s time for fresh blades that’ll actually slice through stubble and trash. This 16-inch notched blade brings back that aggressive cutting action you need for seedbed prep and residue management on compact equipment. Those notches work like little scissors, chopping through tough stalks that smooth blades just push around.

What You’re Getting

Aggressive notched edge design cuts through residue instead of bending it over
Quality Boron 15B26 steel that holds its edge through tough conditions
11 gauge thickness provides durability without being too heavy for smaller equipment
Combo hole design fits 7/8 square by 1 square axle configurations
1.50-inch concavity gives good soil turnover for a blade this size

Built for Real Farm Work

This blade fits smaller disc harrows, offset discs, and compact tillage equipment commonly used on vegetable farms, small grain operations, and food plot preparation. The 16-inch size is perfect for equipment that needs to work in tighter spaces or where you don’t want to move a lot of soil. Whether you’re prepping seedbeds, working down cover crops, or cleaning up after harvest, this blade handles the job without being overkill.

Made to Last

Osmundson builds these blades from Boron 15B26 steel with a 46-52 Rockwell hardness range – hard enough to stay sharp through acres of work, but tough enough that it won’t chip when you hit the occasional rock. The 11 gauge thickness gives you long wear life without adding unnecessary weight that smaller equipment can’t handle effectively.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for most 16-inch disc applications with the right axle size. When replacing blades, always do full gangs at once – mixing worn and new blades on the same gang creates uneven cutting and leaves striped seedbeds. Check your blade spacing while you’ve got things apart; notched blades sometimes need slightly tighter spacing than smooth ones for best performance.