18 Inch Low Crown Hardsurfaced Chisel Plow Sweep with Extended Wear Technology

Description

When you’re working tough, compacted ground or trying to slice through heavy crop residue, you need a sweep that stays sharp and keeps working when others give up. This 18-inch low crown sweep comes with hardsurfacing that extends the working life and maintains that crisp cutting edge season after season. The low crown design gives you better soil flow and less dragging resistance, so you’re not fighting your equipment while you work.

What You’re Getting

• Hardsurfaced edge technology that keeps the cutting surface sharp through rocks, roots, and abrasive soil
• Low crown profile reduces soil buildup and drag for better fuel efficiency
• 50-degree shank angle provides optimal soil penetration and mixing
• Quarter-inch thick steel construction built to handle the toughest field conditions
• Standard half-inch plow bolt mounting with 2-1/4 inch spacing for easy installation

Built for Real Farm Work

This sweep handles primary tillage operations where you need to break up compacted soil layers and incorporate crop residue. Whether you’re doing fall field prep after corn harvest or spring ground preparation, the wide 18-inch profile covers ground efficiently while that hardsurfaced edge cuts through stubble and tough soil conditions without dulling.

Made to Last

The hardsurfacing on this sweep means you’ll get significantly more acres before replacement compared to standard sweeps. Farm equipment takes a beating, and chisel plow sweeps get the worst of it. This one’s built from quality steel that holds its edge and keeps its shape through season after season of hard work. The extended wear technology pays for itself in reduced downtime and fewer trips to the parts store.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with standard plow bolts – just line up the holes and torque to spec. Check your shank angle after mounting to make sure you’re getting proper soil engagement. Unlike regular sweeps, the hardsurfaced edge can’t be filed in the field, so when it finally does wear out, it’s time for a replacement rather than field sharpening.