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1 /2 Inch Thick Field Cultivator Shank for Kent Equipment

Original price was: $66.94.Current price is: $53.34.

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When you’re getting your field cultivator ready for spring work or replacing a bent shank that caught a rock last season, you need a part that’ll hold up to the tough conditions ahead. This 1/2 inch thick cultivator shank from AgSmart gives you the durability to handle everything from breaking up compacted ground to working through stubble without bending or breaking when you hit something solid.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty 1/2 inch thickness that won’t bend under normal field conditions
  • Quality steel construction built to handle the stress of tillage work
  • Direct replacement for Kent field cultivators—no modifications needed
  • AgSmart quality that matches OEM specifications for proper fit

Built for Real Farm Work

This shank is designed specifically for Kent field cultivators used in seedbed preparation, residue management, and breaking up soil compaction. Whether you’re working corn stubble in the spring or preparing a clean seedbed for planting, this shank maintains the proper angle and strength needed for consistent soil flow and effective cultivation.

Made to Last

Field cultivators take a beating, especially when you’re working rocky ground or heavy residue. The 1/2 inch thickness gives this shank the strength to flex slightly when it hits an obstacle rather than snapping off, while the quality steel construction resists wear from abrasive soils and maintains its edge longer than lighter-duty alternatives.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—remove the old shank hardware and mount this one in the same position. Check your cultivator points and sweeps while you’ve got the shank off, as worn points can put extra stress on the shank itself. A quick tip from the shop: if you’re replacing one shank due to damage, it’s worth checking the others on that section for stress cracks while you’re at it.