Description

When you’re running a field cultivator through tough spring ground or working over corn stubble, the points are what do the real work—and they take the real beating. A worn or chipped point means uneven soil penetration, more fuel burned, and a frustrating day in the field. This reversible drop-forged point is built to slice through packed earth and crop residue while giving you twice the working life of regular points.

What You’re Getting

Drop-forged construction that’s tougher than cast or stamped points—won’t crack or chip when you hit rocks
Self-sharpening edge design keeps cutting clean even as it wears, maintaining good soil penetration
Reversible design lets you flip it over when one side wears, doubling your point life
Standard 3/8-inch bolt holes on 2-inch centers fit most popular field cultivator shanks
Quality Wiese manufacturing with the heavy-duty construction farmers trust

Built for Real Farm Work

This point fits field cultivators used for seedbed preparation, breaking up compacted soil layers, and working down crop residue. Whether you’re preparing corn ground in the spring, working bean stubble after harvest, or maintaining summer fallow, this point handles the job while maintaining proper soil flow around the shank.

Made to Last

The drop-forging process creates a denser, stronger point than you’ll get with cast or stamped alternatives. This manufacturing method compresses the steel grain structure, making it resist wear while staying tough enough not to break when you hit an unexpected rock or root. The self-sharpening design means it keeps working efficiently even as the tip wears down.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with standard 3/8-inch bolts—just remove the worn point and bolt on the new one. When installing, make sure the point is oriented correctly for your direction of travel. The reversible feature means when one edge gets dull, you can flip it over for a fresh cutting edge. Keep a few spares on hand since cultivator points are wear items that need regular replacement during heavy use seasons.