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thurlow's link comes up empty for me. Shoup has done something wrong on their web site, they actually specialize in tillage disk parts and have very many tillage disk parts; why their web page does not feature these parts I do not know. If you start at the main catalog page (very important) & follow my instructions, flip through until page 30 out of the 58, you will see some tillage disk blades mentioned. Very poor way to do it, and why they spell it 'disc' instead of 'disk' I have no idea. You will find for example: "294. Disc Blade - Shoup Number: 858 20" smooth disc blade. Fits axle size 1-1/2" square. "
I would call them on the toll free number, chew them out for a bad web page, and request a paper catalog. Their paper catalog is a wonderful resource, very thick, well done. I've done business with them, and seems to be a well run company. Other than that web page catalog! The chart in the paper catalog makes it much much easier to follow the price, thickness, dish shape, and diameter of all their blades, smooth & notched. They really do have a whole lot of blades.....
I do not know who manufatures their blades, as long as you call them, I would ask. The other guy listed the quality of different blades real well. Not trying to push this company; it is just a good starting point for shopping for disk parts, even if you buy elsewhere. If you ever need planter parts, they have a wide selection of them as well - all colors. I find their paper catalog a good item to have on the shelf to price check all brands of consumable parts - tillage, combines, balers, cutters - they have a good aftermarket list of most all implements out there. If you are still reading the short version - just get yourself a paper catalog from them - even if you don't order from them, you will use it for reference. :) --->Paul
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