BCbound
ArboristSite Operative
Just wonder where you guys buy your chipper anvils from? I own a morbark.
Where to buy chipper anvils
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I bought my last one direct from the mfg. (Bandit). Phoned in order, and I think it got shipped out the same day.
The Ontario Bandit dealer (Nortrax) didn't have one in stock, didn't know the price, didn't know how long it would take to get one in, seemed like he could not care less, and even though he said he would call me back with that info....he most certainly did not.
I remember buying it was an expensive proposition with the currency difference, shipping, and customs broker fees.
(as a side note, the former Ontario Bandit dealers (Clark Kavanagh were awesome.......right up until Bandit decided to give them the heave ho).
The Ontario Bandit dealer (Nortrax) didn't have one in stock, didn't know the price, didn't know how long it would take to get one in, seemed like he could not care less, and even though he said he would call me back with that info....he most certainly did not.
I remember buying it was an expensive proposition with the currency difference, shipping, and customs broker fees.
(as a side note, the former Ontario Bandit dealers (Clark Kavanagh were awesome.......right up until Bandit decided to give them the heave ho).
I carry anvils for Morbark's and I can export them.
Thanks,
Dave
Global Equipment Exporters
770-420-6400
Thanks,
Dave
Global Equipment Exporters
770-420-6400
gdavis24
ArboristSite Member
Morbark Anvil, only critical part is one corner. this can be resurfaced with a bead of hard surface weld, then ground to a 90 deg corner, will last for years.
BCbound
ArboristSite Operative
thanks for the info. I have a parts guy looking. If it doesn't work I will look into some of your ideas. I think I have enough anvil left to grind it down to a 90 deg corner.
