When your rolling cultivator isn’t holding the right pressure against the soil or the spiders aren’t tracking properly, a worn tension spring is usually the culprit. This little spring might seem insignificant, but it’s what keeps your cultivator’s spider gangs applying consistent downforce for effective cultivation. Without proper spring tension, you’ll get uneven tillage, poor weed control, and the kind of spotty cultivation that shows up in your stand later.
What You’re Getting
- Maintains proper downforce pressure for consistent spider gang performance
- Built to handle the constant flexing and compression of field work
- Direct replacement that restores original cultivator operation
- Keeps spider assemblies tracking evenly across varying soil conditions
Built for Real Farm Work
This spring fits AgSmart rolling cultivator systems that are replacements for Lilliston/Bush Hog equipment. Whether you’re cultivating corn, soybeans, or working ground for planting, these cultivators depend on proper spring tension to maintain the right amount of gang pressure for effective soil penetration and residue management.
Made to Last
Rolling cultivator springs work hard—constantly compressing and releasing as the gangs follow ground contours and hit obstacles. This replacement spring is designed to maintain its tension characteristics through thousands of acres of use, handling the vibration and stress that comes with specialty cultivation work.
Good to Know
Spring replacement is typically straightforward, but check your gang assembly’s mounting points for wear while you’re at it. If the spring mounting areas are worn or cracked, they’ll need attention too. A good tip is to replace springs in pairs when possible—if one side is worn out, the other probably isn’t far behind.
