farm tiller parts

Clean Cutter blades are compatible with a wide range of manufacturers including Kubota, Yanmar, Iseki, Sicma, Bedoghi, Seaman Mixer, Badalini, Rhino, Alamo-Mott, Seppi, Dandl, Rears, and many gray-market models. Use the online catalog or contact support with your model number to confirm the correct part for your equipment.

Super-Koat is Clean Cutter's proprietary heat-treating technology applied to steel tiller blades. The process significantly increases surface hardness and wear resistance, resulting in three or more times longer part life compared to plain blades. It is especially effective in highly abrasive soil conditions where standard blades wear down quickly, reducing replacement frequency and labor costs.

Yes. All Clean Cutter tiller blades and OEM custom blades are manufactured to the highest industry standards to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer specifications. This ensures equal or better performance compared to the original parts, maintaining equipment efficiency without requiring modifications to your tiller or flail mower.

Clean Cutter offers C Type and L Type tiller blades in left-hand (L) and right-hand (R) configurations. For flail applications, the OEM Custom Blades line includes SideSlicers, Cup Knives, Scoop Knives, Hammers, and Mulcher blades. All types are available in Plain, Hard-Faced, and Super-Koat hardness grades to match your specific application requirements.

Clean Cutter provides an online catalog search that allows you to look up parts by manufacturer name or part number. You can also contact the support team toll-free at (800) 345-2335 or by email at sales@cleancutter.com, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, for personalized cross-reference assistance.

By lasting two to three times longer than plain blades, Hard-Faced and Super-Koat options significantly reduce how often blades need to be replaced. This directly lowers labor hours spent on maintenance, minimizes equipment downtime during peak agricultural seasons, and decreases the total cost of ownership — making them a cost-effective investment for commercial tilling operations.