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Danish S-Tine Shank for Field Cultivator – 22 Inch Height

Original price was: $14.39.Current price is: $10.15.

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When it’s time to work your fields after harvest or prepare for spring planting, your cultivator shanks take the punishment while doing the heavy lifting. This Danish S-tine shank is built to handle the rocks, roots, and hard ground that would snap lesser shanks in half. You’ll appreciate the smart design that flexes just enough to absorb shock while staying strong where it counts.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty 3/8 inch thick steel construction that won’t bend or break under pressure
  • 22-inch height gives you the clearance needed for deep soil work and trash handling
  • Standard 1/2 inch bolt mounting for quick replacement when the time comes
  • Danish S-curve design that flows through the soil with less drag than straight shanks
  • 1-1/4 inch width provides the right balance of strength and soil penetration

Built for Real Farm Work

This shank is designed for field cultivators working everything from light stubble cultivation to deep seedbed preparation. The S-curve shape lets it roll through compacted soil and slice through crop residue without plugging up like straight shanks do. Whether you’re working corn stubble in the fall or getting bean ground ready for planting, this shank handles the job.

Made to Last

Field cultivator shanks see some of the toughest conditions on the farm – rocks that would stop a plow, roots that grab and twist, and soil conditions that change from sticky clay to concrete-hard ground. This shank’s thick steel construction and proven Danish design have been handling these challenges for decades on farms worldwide.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the standard 1/2 inch bolt hole, but check your old shank’s dimensions first to make sure this is the right fit for your cultivator frame. When replacing shanks, it’s smart to do them in sets to keep your implement working evenly across its width. A little anti-seize compound on the bolt threads makes future removal much easier.