Description

When you’re prepping seedbeds or doing secondary tillage, having sharp, properly sized sweeps makes all the difference between a smooth pass and fighting your way through the field. This 10-inch sweep cuts a clean, consistent path while mixing residue and breaking up compaction—exactly what you need for a good seedbed. Whether you’re following a chisel plow or working corn stalks, this sweep gets the job done without dragging or plugging up.

What You’re Getting

Wide 10-inch cutting width covers more ground with each pass, saving time and fuel
Quarter-inch thick steel construction stands up to rocks, roots, and tough soil conditions
47-degree shank angle provides optimal soil penetration and mixing action
Standard 7/16-inch bolt holes with 1-5/8 to 1-3/4 inch spacing fits most field cultivators
Direct replacement design bolts right onto your existing shanks without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

The FCH series is designed to fit JD 726,940-960-980, 985,1600; IHC Vibrashank; D.M.I.; Tigermate; Kent; Hiniker; Ingham; JD; Wil-Rich; Crust-Buster; Hesston; Landoll; Rhino; Athens; Flexi-Coil; Sunflower and many other field cultivator brands. These are the workhorses used for spring field prep, fall residue management, and everything in between—from breaking up clods after harvest to creating the perfect seedbed for planting.

Made to Last

Farm sweeps take a beating, and this one’s built to handle it. The quarter-inch steel construction resists bending and breaking, even when you hit that rock you didn’t see coming. The wear pattern on these sweeps is designed to maintain cutting effectiveness as they wear, so you get consistent performance throughout the season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just remove the old sweep and bolt this one on with standard plow bolts. The 47-degree angle works best in most field conditions, providing good penetration without excessive draft. Keep a few spare sweeps on hand since they’re wear items that you’ll eventually need to replace during the busy season.