Great Plains Turbo-Chisel Disc Blades for Sale

Replacement disc blades that fit the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel Chisel Plow (Coulter). In stock, ships from Ames, Iowa. Free shipping on orders $600+. Call the concierge line at 641-332-4102 with your serial number if you're not sure which blade you need.

Great Plains Turbo-Chisel blade fitment at a glance

  • Machine family: Chisel Plow (Coulter)
  • Common blade sizes: 20", 22"
  • Edge configuration: smooth (weight-transfer or coulter-style blades)
  • Typical axle bore: 1" round

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Ordering the right blade for your Great Plains Turbo-Chisel

To be certain the blade you order fits, verify three specs on your worn blade before ordering:

  1. Outside diameter — measure across the full width of the blade in inches. Blades wear from the outside in, so measure a low-wear reference blade if possible.
  2. Axle bore — 1" round is standard for the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel, but confirm on your machine.
  3. Edge profile — smooth (weight-transfer or coulter-style blades). Match what came off, unless you're intentionally changing edge to change residue behavior.

If any of those are unclear, call 641-332-4102 and we'll match a blade from stock.

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Frequently asked questions

What size disc blades fit the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel?

The Great Plains Turbo-Chisel (Chisel Plow (Coulter)) typically runs 20", 22" blades depending on the gang and configuration. Confirm by measuring the outside diameter of a worn blade on your machine, or call 641-332-4102 with your model serial and we'll match it.

Are these OEM Great Plains blades?

No — these are premium replacement disc blades manufactured to fit the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel. They match OEM dimensions, edge profile, and axle bore, and are drop-in replacements. DiscBladesForSale.com is not affiliated with Great Plains.

What edge should I use — notched or smooth?

On a chisel plow (coulter) like the Great Plains Turbo-Chisel, the standard configuration is smooth (weight-transfer or coulter-style blades). If you're running heavy corn stalks or no-till, run notched on the front gangs. If soil finish matters more than residue cut, run smooth.

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