Screw Splitter tip

Anonymous-0 · Sep 30, 2009

I have an old Wood Buster screw splitter and need a new tip. Would anybody be able to help me locate one...

Roy in Ga · Sep 30, 2009

what tip do you need the cutting or the flat push? Mine overheats the screw and locks down after I use it for a hour or less. it is faster than a hydro one but the hydro wouldn't overheat.

Case e · Sep 30, 2009

maybe I dont know how to properly use it but that style of splitter has always scared the s**t out of me. I know everything has some danger to it but I like my hydraulic one.

Chad Mckellar · Sep 30, 2009

I put a kill switch (cable wire to the diesel kill knob) and it stops right now. But, I agree they are one of the most dangerous things out there...

Mine is 28 yrs old and has split hundreds of cords.

Yet, I need to find a new near new tip. Would cost me close to $5oo to have one tooled...

Chad Mckellar · Sep 30, 2009

I need the tip screw section as the rest of the cone is fine... My splitter was made by Wood Buster company. no longer in business

tlak · Sep 30, 2009

They did still make them for a car axle but they were the wrong thread direction for a pto driven one.
I never had any problems with it but went to hydraulic before the wife killed herself.

Roy in Ga · Sep 30, 2009

I have a totally different machine mine is built like the pull behind log splitter and uses a screw in place of the hyd. ram sorry for the misunderstanding I would like to see a pic. of yours so I might know what we are talking about

Howard H. · Sep 30, 2009

Is the one pictured here what you need?? That fellow said he"d like to sell his...

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/parts-repairs/132122-wanted-bark-buster-wood-splitter.html
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Screw Splitter tip

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