Description
When you’re building hills around your crops—whether it’s earthing up potatoes or banking soil around sweet corn—you need a blade that moves dirt exactly where you want it. This 14-inch disc hiller blade cuts through soil cleanly and moves it precisely, making it perfect for vegetable production and specialty crop work where good hills can make or break your harvest. The smooth, angled disc cuts better than straight tools and creates clean furrows every pass.
What You’re Getting
- Clean 14-inch cutting diameter that handles everything from loose garden soil to packed field conditions
- Durable construction built to handle rocks, roots, and whatever else your fields throw at it
- Designed specifically for the 315 series mounting system—no adapters or modifications needed
- Smooth blade design that won’t catch on crop residue or debris like notched blades can
Built for Real Farm Work
This blade shines in vegetable production, specialty crops, and any situation where you need precise soil movement. It’s perfect for potato growers who need to hill their rows multiple times during the season, sweet corn operations that want better root anchoring, or market gardeners working raised bed systems. The 14-inch size gives you good soil movement without being too aggressive for delicate crops.
Made to Last
Osmundson builds these blades from quality steel that holds its edge through season after season of cultivation work. The smooth finish resists soil buildup, and the proper hardness means it’ll cut clean without chipping when you hit the inevitable rock or root. This is the same quality blade that comes on professional cultivation equipment.
Installation Notes
This blade mounts directly to 315 series disc hiller assemblies without any modifications. When replacing worn blades, it’s worth checking your mounting hardware for wear while you’re at it. Most folks find these blades work best when kept sharp—a dull blade just pushes soil around instead of cutting and moving it cleanly.
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