This goose foot sweep is a tillage component that mounts to the lower end of a cultivator shank. Its wide, angled blade cuts through the soil just below the surface, severing weed roots and mixing residue into the top layer of the seedbed. The sweep attaches to the shank via two bolts at the specified hole spacing; the mounting face must sit flush against the shank bracket to maintain the correct working angle. A worn sweep loses its sharp leading edge, which increases draft force and leaves a ragged furrow bottom that can dry out unevenly. This original part is formed to the same profile as the factory assembly, so the bolt pattern aligns without modification and the blade maintains the designed lift angle for consistent soil flow over the sweep.