Long Tiller Blades

Clean Cutter offers three hardness grades: Plain blades for standard conditions, Hard-Faced blades that last twice as long as plain blades in abrasive soils, and Super-Koat blades that use a proprietary heat-treating process to deliver three or more times the service life of plain blades in highly abrasive agricultural environments.

Clean Cutter long tiller blades are compatible with a wide range of manufacturers including Kubota, Yanmar, Iseki, Sicma, Bedoghi, Seaman Mixer, Badalini, and gray market models. The catalog includes a cross-reference system by manufacturer name or part number to help identify the correct replacement blade for your specific tiller model.

C-Type and L-Type refer to the blade's shape and cutting geometry. C-Type blades feature a curved profile suited for deeper soil penetration and aggressive tilling, while L-Type blades have an L-shaped cross-section that provides efficient soil cutting and turning. The correct type depends on your tiller model and the original equipment specification.

Choose Plain blades for less abrasive soils or budget-conscious applications. Select Hard-Faced blades if you work in moderately abrasive conditions and need twice the wear life. Opt for Super-Koat blades in highly abrasive soil environments where maximum blade longevity is critical — they deliver 3x or more the service life and significantly reduce labor and downtime costs.

Yes. Clean Cutter long tiller blades are manufactured to the highest industry standards to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications. This ensures direct fit, equal or better cutting performance, and compatibility without modification. Hard-Faced and Super-Koat options actually surpass OEM durability in many abrasive field conditions.

Yes. Long tiller blades are available in both left-hand (L) and right-hand (R) configurations to match the rotor mounting requirements of your specific tiller. Most rotary tillers require a balanced combination of left and right blades. Clean Cutter's catalog lists both orientations across part numbers such as 42R/42L, HMR/HML, K188L/K188R, and others.