Wave Coulter Blade for John Deere MaxEmerge and 7000 Series Planters

Description

When you’re watching your planter work through tough residue and compacted soil, you need coulters that really cut through everything in their path. This 16-inch wavy coulter is built for exactly that—those 25 waves around the edge slice through corn stalks and bean stubble while breaking up that hard pan that forms from wheel traffic and heavy equipment.

What You’re Getting

• 25 waves around the cutting edge that slice residue instead of pushing it around
• 4.5mm thick construction that holds its edge season after season
• 5-bolt mounting pattern on a 4-3/4 inch circle for secure attachment
• 2-1/8 inch center hole with precise tolerances for smooth rotation
• Direct replacement that bolts right on with no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This coulter fits the workhorses of corn and bean country—John Deere’s 7200, 7300, and 1700 series planters along with all the MaxEmerge models. Whether you’re running an older MaxEmerge 2 or a newer XP Pro, this is the same quality coulter that came on your planter from the factory. These machines plant thousands of acres every spring, so they need coulters that can handle the workload.

Made to Last

At 7-gauge thickness, this coulter has the weight and durability to punch through packed soil and slice residue cleanly. The wavy edge design isn’t just for show—those waves create multiple cutting points that work better than a smooth blade in heavy trash conditions. The steel construction and heat treating process ensure this coulter maintains its cutting ability through many planting seasons.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the standard 5-bolt pattern—just make sure to check the coulter hub for any wear while you’ve got the old blade off. Keep a few spares on hand during planting season, especially if you’re covering a lot of acres or working in particularly abrasive soils. The waves on this coulter design do create a bit more drag than smooth coulters, but the improved cutting action in residue more than makes up for it.