5/8 Inch Square Harrow Tooth with Clamp for Field Cultivators – 12 Inch Length

Description

When you’re working tough residue or breaking up compacted ground, you need harrow teeth that won’t bend or wear out when the going gets rough. Farm work is hard on cultivation equipment, and harrow teeth take the worst of it. This AgSmart tooth is built to handle rocks, roots, and the inevitable contact with fence posts you didn’t see coming. This 5/8 inch square tooth with clamp attachment is designed to punch through whatever conditions your field throws at it.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch square cross-section stays straighter under heavy loads than round teeth
• 12-inch length provides aggressive soil penetration for effective seedbed preparation
• Clamp-style attachment system makes replacement quick and secure
• AgSmart construction handles the punishment of rocks, roots, and field debris
• Square profile maintains sharp edges longer than round teeth that wear unevenly

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth is made for field cultivators working everything from corn stubble to wheat ground. Whether you’re incorporating residue in the fall, preparing seedbeds in spring, or working cover crops under, this tooth delivers the aggressive soil action needed to get your field ready for planting. The clamp attachment works with standard field cultivator toolbars and shank assemblies.

Made to Last

This AgSmart tooth is built to handle rocks, roots, and the inevitable contact with fence posts you didn’t see coming. The diamond shape wears evenly and maintains its penetrating ability longer than round or square teeth that tend to mushroom at the tip. The square profile cuts clean through soil and residue while staying sharp season after season.

Installation Notes

The clamp attachment makes replacement straightforward—just loosen the clamp, remove the worn tooth, and install the new one. Check your other teeth while you’re at it—they usually wear at similar rates, and having spares on hand beats a trip to town in the middle of field work. Keep the clamp hardware snug but don’t overtighten—you want it secure enough to hold but easy enough to service when needed.