Description
When you’re running a Bush Hog rotary cutter, sharp blades make all the difference between a clean cut and a ragged mess. Dull or damaged blades don’t just look bad—they put extra strain on your tractor and make your cutter work twice as hard. This counter-clockwise replacement blade gets you back to cutting clean through grass, weeds, and brush with the same precision your Bush Hog was designed for.
What You’re Getting
- Counter-clockwise rotation with updraft design that lifts material for a cleaner cut
- Heavy-duty 1/2-inch thick construction that stands up to rocks, roots, and rough conditions
- Perfect 19-1/4-inch overall length with proper 2-inch offset for optimal cutting performance
- Standard 1-1/2-inch center hole fits your existing blade bolt setup
- AgSmart quality that matches the durability you expect from your Bush Hog
Built for Real Farm Work
This blade fits a variety of Bush Hog rotary cutters including the 109, 160, 166, 1109, 1166, 1209, and 1600 series models. These are the workhorses you’ll find cleaning fence rows, maintaining pastures, and tackling overgrown areas on farms and ranches across the country. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor or a mid-size row crop machine, this blade handles the job.
Made to Last
Bush Hog cutters see some tough conditions, from hitting the occasional rock to powering through thick saplings. This blade’s built with quality steel that holds an edge and resists chipping. The proper thickness and heat treatment mean it’ll keep cutting season after season without bending or breaking when you hit something solid.
Installation Notes
Always replace blades as a complete set to maintain proper balance—mismatched blades cause vibration that’s hard on your tractor and spindles. Make sure to torque the blade bolt to specification and check for any play in the center hole before putting the cutter back to work. If you’re replacing just one blade due to damage, it’s worth swapping them all to keep things running smooth.
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