Description
When your field cultivator tines start looking more like question marks than straight springs, it’s time to get back to business. Worn or broken harrow tines don’t just slow you down—they leave hard spots in your field and create uneven seedbed preparation that shows up come planting time. This replacement tine gets your Summers 106 Heavy Duty Harrow back to breaking up compaction and sizing residue the way it should.
What You’re Getting
- Double coil design that flexes over rocks and obstacles without breaking, keeping you moving through tough fields
- Heavy-duty 0.562-inch wire construction that stands up to years of soil engagement and impact
- 5-1/2 inch spacing between coils provides the right spring action for consistent soil penetration
- 26-inch overall length and 12-1/4 inch working width that matches your original equipment specs exactly
- 2.5-inch coil ID fits your existing mounting hardware without modifications
Built for Real Farm Work
This tine is engineered specifically for Summers 106 Heavy Duty Harrows used in field cultivation operations. Whether you’re working corn stalks in the fall, preparing ground for soybeans in spring, or sizing up crop residue, these harrows handle the heavy lifting that keeps your fields productive. The double coil design gives you the aggressive soil action you need while still having enough flex to ride over rocks and debris.
Made to Last
Farm ground doesn’t forgive cheap parts, and neither should you. This AgSmart harrow tine uses quality spring steel that maintains its temper season after season. The coil design distributes stress evenly, so instead of snapping like a rigid tine, it flexes and bounces back ready for the next pass.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward—these mount the same way as your original tines. If you’re replacing multiple tines, it’s smart to check the condition of your mounting saddles while you’ve got everything apart. A bent or worn saddle can cause premature tine failure even with a new part.




Reviews
There are no reviews yet.