Description
When you’re planting into tough conditions—heavy residue, hard ground, or those clay soils that seem like concrete—your disc opener is the first thing to hit the ground and open that seed furrow. This 14-inch trailing disc opener cuts through whatever Mother Nature throws at it, creating a clean seed trench so your seeds get the proper placement they need for consistent emergence and strong stands.
What You’re Getting
- 14-inch diameter gives you the cutting power to slice through crop residue and penetrate hard ground
- 4.5mm thickness provides the right balance of durability and soil flow for consistent performance
- Bevel edge opposite side as hub creates a sharp cutting edge that stays effective longer
- Single row bearing with double lip seal keeps dirt and moisture out while handling the loads of planting season
- USA-made blade means quality steel that holds up to rocks and roots without chipping
Built for Real Farm Work
This opener is designed for Case IH planters that handle everything from corn and soybeans to specialty crops. Whether you’re running an older 1200 series or newer models, this trailing disc does the heavy lifting of breaking ground ahead of your seed placement system. It’s built to work in no-till conditions, minimum till setups, and conventional ground preparation.
Made to Last
Farm ground is tough on equipment, especially the components that hit it first. This disc opener features USA-made steel construction that resists wear and maintains its cutting edge through thousands of acres. The bearing system is sealed to keep field dirt where it belongs—in the field, not grinding away at your bearings.
Good to Know
The bevel edge design means this disc cuts more efficiently than a flat edge, reducing the power needed to pull your planter while creating a cleaner seed trench. When installing, check your bearing condition and grease fittings—a well-lubricated bearing assembly will give you seasons of trouble-free planting. Keep a spare on hand during planting season since rocks and field obstacles don’t care about your schedule.
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