Replacement disc blades that fit the Kuhn Optimer Compact Disc Harrow. In stock, ships from Ames, Iowa. Free shipping on orders $600+. Call the concierge line at 515-686-5575 with your serial number if you're not sure which blade you need.
Kuhn Optimer blade fitment at a glance
- Machine family: Compact Disc Harrow
- Common blade sizes: 20", 22"
- Edge configuration: notched fronts + smooth rears (typical tandem setup)
- Typical axle bore: 1-1/4" sq
Shop Kuhn Optimer blades by size
- 20" blades — in stock
- 22" blades — in stock
Ordering the right blade for your Kuhn Optimer
To be certain the blade you order fits, verify three specs on your worn blade before ordering:
- 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.
- Axle bore — 1-1/4" sq is standard for the Kuhn Optimer, but confirm on your machine.
- Edge profile — notched fronts + smooth rears (typical tandem setup). Match what came off, unless you're intentionally changing edge to change residue behavior.
If any of those are unclear, call 515-686-5575 and we'll match a blade from stock.
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Frequently asked questions
What size disc blades fit the Kuhn Optimer?
The Kuhn Optimer (Compact Disc Harrow) 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 515-686-5575 with your model serial and we'll match it.
Are these OEM Kuhn blades?
No — these are premium replacement disc blades manufactured to fit the Kuhn Optimer. They match OEM dimensions, edge profile, and axle bore, and are drop-in replacements. DiscBladesForSale.com is not affiliated with Kuhn.
What edge should I use — notched or smooth?
On a compact disc harrow like the Kuhn Optimer, the standard configuration is notched fronts + smooth rears (typical tandem setup). 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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