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Diamond Harrow Tooth for Field Cultivators with Pipe Attachment

Original price was: $4.70.Current price is: $3.75.

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If you’ve been fighting with stubborn crop residue or watching your cultivator bounce over hardpan instead of breaking through, it might be time to check your harrow teeth. When these diamond-shaped spike teeth get worn down or bent, they can’t do their job of slicing through stalks and breaking up soil clods. This replacement tooth gets your field cultivator back to working the ground like it should.

What You’re Getting

  • Diamond-shaped point that cuts through residue and penetrates compacted soil effectively
  • 8-inch length gives you the reach to work deeper into the soil profile
  • 1/2-inch thread design fits standard pipe attachment systems on most cultivators
  • Durable construction that stands up to rocks, roots, and whatever else is hiding in your fields
  • Direct replacement that threads right onto your existing setup

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth is designed for field cultivators that handle the tough job of primary tillage and residue management. Whether you’re working corn ground in the spring, incorporating cover crops, or preparing a clean seedbed for soybeans, this is the kind of secondary tillage tool that sees heavy use across all types of farming operations.

Made to Last

Field cultivation puts these teeth through the wringer – they’re constantly hitting rocks, cutting through thick stalks, and dealing with varying soil conditions. This AgSmart tooth is built with quality steel that holds its edge and maintains its shape even when you’re pushing through tough ground or hitting the occasional buried fence post.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward – just thread it into your pipe attachment until it’s snug. The 1/2-inch threads are standard, so no special tools or adapters needed. If you’re replacing several teeth at once, it’s a good time to check your pipe mounts for any wear or loose bolts while you’ve got everything apart.