Description
When you’re running a mulch tiller or disc ripper through tough residue and compacted soil, a sharp coulter blade makes all the difference. This 20-inch smooth coulter cuts cleanly through crop residue and opens a path for the following tools, preventing hair-pinning and plugging that can turn a productive day into a frustrating one. If your current coulter is worn down to a dull edge or wobbling on a bent axle, it’s time for a fresh blade that’ll slice through conditions instead of just pushing them around.
What You’re Getting
- Smooth cutting edge that slices cleanly through crop residue without aggressive soil throw
- Heavy-duty 5mm (3/16-inch) thickness built to handle rocks and tough tillage conditions
- 1-1/2 inch round axle hole for secure mounting on compatible equipment
- 20-inch diameter provides good soil penetration while maintaining manageable weight
- Shallow concavity design reduces soil disturbance while effectively cutting residue
Built for Real Farm Work
This coulter fits a wide range of tillage equipment including John Deere 710 and 712 mulch tillers, Glencoe/Farmland Soil Saver units, DMI rippers, Case equipment, Bush Hog Soil Hog tillers, and Hiniker machines. These tools are typically used for primary tillage operations, breaking up compacted soil layers, incorporating crop residue, and preparing seedbeds in minimum-till and no-till farming systems.
Made to Last
Farm tillage equipment takes a beating from rocks, roots, and abrasive soil conditions. This coulter is built with quality steel that holds its edge through tough conditions while being thick enough to handle the occasional rock hit without cracking. The smooth edge design reduces wear compared to aggressive notched blades while still providing effective residue cutting.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that mounts on the existing 1-1/2 inch round axle with a single center hole. Make sure to check the condition of your coulter hub and bearing while you’ve got the old blade off – a wobbly hub will wear out even a new blade quickly. Keep a few spare bolts handy since coulter mounting hardware tends to work loose in tough conditions.
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