Understand the cutting dynamics of L-type blades for weed cutting versus C-type blades for hard pan penetration and wet paddy puddling.
L-shaped blades feature a flat horizontal cutting edge that excels at slicing through dense weed mats, cotton roots, and crop residues, leaving a smooth seedbed. C-shaped blades have a curved geometry that requires less PTO torque and excels in heavy clays and wet soils without mud choking. J-shaped blades are preferred in rocky terrain where impact deflection is necessary.
- Blade Types
- L-Blades
- C-Blades
- Soil Penetration