Durafaced Joyce Sweep for Row Crop Cultivators

Description

When you’re working row crops, you need sweeps that cut clean through weeds and penetrate hard-packed soil without wearing out too fast. This 6-inch Joyce sweep with extended Duraface coating is built to handle whatever your fields throw at it, season after season. The longer you can keep your sweeps sharp and working right, the better your weed control and the less time you’ll spend in the shop swapping out worn parts.

What You’re Getting

• Duraface extended wear coating that outlasts standard sweeps by a significant margin
• 55-degree angle design that cuts through soil and residue efficiently
• Quarter-inch thick construction that stands up to rocks and tough conditions
• 2-1/4 inch bolt spacing with 7/16 inch plow bolt holes for secure mounting
• 5/8 inch square center hole that fits standard cultivator shanks perfectly

Built for Real Farm Work

This sweep is designed for row crop cultivators working corn, soybeans, and other planted crops where precision matters. Whether you’re cultivating between the rows for weed control or working close to young plants, the 6-inch width gives you good coverage without being too aggressive. It’s the kind of sweep that works well on everything from light cultivation in good conditions to breaking up crusted soil after a hard rain.

Made to Last

The Duraface coating is what sets this sweep apart from standard versions. It’s a hardface treatment that builds up the wear areas with extra material, so the sweep keeps its cutting edge longer and maintains its shape better through heavy use. You’ll get more acres per sweep and spend less time changing out worn points.

Good to Know

This is a direct bolt-on replacement that mounts with standard 7/16 inch plow bolts. The 55-degree shank angle is the most common configuration for row crop work, giving you good soil penetration without being too aggressive. When installing, make sure your bolts are snug but don’t overtighten—you want the sweep to break away if it hits something solid rather than bending your shank.