16-Foot Solid Tool Bar – 2-1/4 Inch Square Steel Agricultural Implement Frame

Description

When you’re building a custom cultivator, planter, or field prep setup, the foundation is everything. This 16-foot solid tool bar gives you the strength and precision you need to mount shanks, sweeps, and other tillage tools exactly where you want them. Made from 2-1/4 inch square steel tubing, it’s built to handle the stress of deep tillage work without flexing or bending when things get tough.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 2-1/4 inch square steel construction that won’t twist under load
• Full 16-foot length gives you plenty of working width for efficient field coverage
• Uniform thickness and straightness for accurate tool spacing and consistent depth
• Ready to drill and mount your choice of shanks, sweeps, or other tillage components
• Compatible with most standard cultivator brackets and mounting hardware

Built for Real Farm Work

This solid toolbar is perfect for building custom field cultivators, deep tillage rigs, or specialty implements. Whether you’re setting up a chisel plow arrangement, mounting sweeps for weed control, or creating a custom planter toolbar, this steel gives you the rigid platform your tools need to work properly. The 2-1/4 inch square profile provides excellent strength-to-weight ratio while giving you flat surfaces for easy mounting.

Made to Last

Farm implements take serious abuse, and this toolbar is built for it. The solid steel construction handles the constant flexing and impact of field work without developing stress cracks or permanent bends. The square profile distributes loads evenly across the entire length, preventing the weak points that can develop in lighter-gauge materials.

Good to Know

Before drilling mounting holes, plan your tool spacing carefully and use a good center punch to prevent bit wandering. Most cultivator shanks work best on 7 to 9-inch centers, but check your specific application. A quality drill press makes cleaner holes than a hand drill, especially in this heavy steel. Consider welding on reinforcement plates at mounting points if you’re running deep or in tough conditions.