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Coil Spring Cultivator Shank – 1 Inch Short

Original price was: $135.46.Current price is: $93.21.

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When you’re working through heavy residue or dealing with rocks that keep breaking your rigid shanks, it’s time to consider a coil spring setup. This short coil spring shank gives you the flexibility you need to handle tough field conditions while still getting the soil penetration and trash flow you’re after. The spring action lets the shank deflect around obstacles instead of snapping off, saving you downtime and replacement costs.

What You’re Getting

  • Coil spring design that flexes around rocks and heavy residue instead of breaking
  • Short profile that works well in tighter toolbar spacing applications
  • 1-inch mounting that fits standard cultivator and toolbar setups
  • Durable construction that handles the constant flexing of field work
  • Maintains consistent depth even when encountering obstacles

Built for Real Farm Work

This coil shank is designed for field cultivators, deep tillage tools, and other implements where you need aggressive soil penetration but can’t afford constant breakage. It’s particularly useful in rocky ground, fields with heavy corn stalks, or anywhere you’re dealing with varying soil conditions that would snap a rigid shank.

Made to Last

The spring steel construction is heat-treated to handle thousands of flex cycles without losing its spring tension. The coil design distributes stress evenly, so you won’t see the fatigue cracks that eventually take out solid shanks. It’s built to keep working season after season, even in the toughest conditions.

Installation Notes

This shank mounts just like any standard cultivator shank with the same bolt pattern. The short design works well when you need to maintain closer spacing between shanks or when clearance is tight. Make sure your toolbar can handle the spring action – some older setups might need reinforcement for the different stress patterns.