Description
If you’ve been dealing with uneven anhydrous application or knives that won’t stay in the ground when conditions get tough, this front swept fertilizer knife is built to solve those problems. The ground hog (also called mole knife) design cuts a clean path through the soil and keeps your anhydrous exactly where you want it—no matter if you’re working tough clay or loose sandy ground.
What You’re Getting
- Rugged 1/2-inch thick blade that stays sharp and cuts through root balls and compacted layers
- Front swept design that pulls itself into the ground instead of riding up when you hit hard spots
- 3/8-inch plain open tube with splash guard that delivers precise anhydrous placement
- Tube protector that shields your application tube from rocks and debris
- 2.5-inch width that creates the right furrow for proper anhydrous coverage
Built for Real Farm Work
This knife is designed for anhydrous ammonia application on cultivators, applicators, and tillage equipment where you need reliable depth control and consistent chemical placement. Whether you’re side-dressing corn, applying pre-plant nitrogen, or doing strip-till work, the front swept design keeps you tracking straight even when soil conditions aren’t perfect.
Made to Last
Farm ground is hard on fertilizer knives, and this one’s built to handle whatever you throw at it. The thick steel construction resists bending and breaking, while the tube protector keeps your application system working season after season. It’s the kind of knife that’ll be working long after cheaper alternatives have worn out.
Good to Know
The front swept angle is key—it pulls the knife down into the soil instead of letting it ride up like straight knives do. The splash guard on the tube helps keep anhydrous from splashing back and gives you cleaner application. If you’re replacing worn knives, check your tube condition at the same time since a protected tube lasts much longer.
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