Super Splitter spare parts

[lakesideC1]

I am driving up to Mass to pickup my new Super Splitter and I am considering picking up some spare parts.

What spare parts would you SuperSplitter owners suggest I pickup ? Bearings / Belts ?

 

[buildmyown]

Maybe an extra belt or other then that just about everything should last a long time even the belts can be sourced locally at any good farm or parts store. At least if it were me id forget where i put the spare parts by the time i needed them. Good luck and have a good road trip.

 

[Southside]

Ask Paul.

 

[Circle B MN]

Get a couple of the roller bearings that ride under the rack and a couple of bump stops. After a couple years and many cords of splitting I have yet to wear out a belt and they can be sourced at any store that sells mower parts.

 

[lakesideC1]

It looks like not many parts wear out , I think I will get the bearings and attach them to the splitter so I don't forget where I put them. I can make my own bumb stops at work in the machine shop.

Thanks for the tips !

All the Best , Mike

 

[4b316]

splitter

I was going to take a ride over to pick up a super split.Only about 5 -6 hours aways but I think I will wait a couple months to see how the new updated tractor supply splitters are holding up with the updated pieces.I thought maybe with the $1000 I saved and gas money to pick up,I could buy a new Husky and this years wood supply

 

[sunfish]

I was going to take a ride over to pick up a super split.Only about 5 -6 hours aways but I think I will wait a couple months to see how the new updated tractor supply splitters are holding up with the updated pieces.I thought maybe with the $1000 I saved and gas money to pick up,I could buy a new Husky and this years wood supply

The way I see it, the extra $1000 for the Super Split is like money in the bank.

And made in USA. :msp_smile:

 

[sunfish]

I didn't get any extra parts with mine and haven't needed any. But extra bump stops and ram bearings would not be a bad idea.

 

[lakesideC1]

I ended up just getting the bearing used to force the rack down onto the pinon gear , this is all Paul thought I could need . I will only split 10 cord a year max so I should be good for a while.

It was good to meet Paul and buy an American produced product with a 40 + year track record that meet all my specifications including an electric motor option.

All the Best !