Truper Heavy-Duty Splitting Maul — 6-Lb. Maul w/ Fiberglass Handle
Swings faster than heavier mauls and delivers more splitting power than lighter mauls. Plus the molded grip provides all-day comfort and added control.
Product Specs
Key Specs
Head Weight (lbs.) | 6 |
Handle Material | Fiberglass |
Handle Length (in.) | 34 |
Additional Specs
- Exceeds ASME Standard B107.54M
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Good Value,
December 9, 2008
By Blaine
"Good Value...
Used it to split probably 1 cord of oak and another cord of assorted wood. Still holding up well."
Used it to split probably 1 cord of oak and another cord of assorted wood. Still holding up well."
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Maul,
August 18, 2008
By Timbob
from Atlanta GA
"Fantastic product. I have been splitting using it and a Wood grenade also sold by Northern and they make a perfect pair. I use the Splitting end of the maul to retrive my splitter incase it gets stuck."
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Indestructable,
August 12, 2008
By FB123
from Upstate NY
"Besides the usual edge sharpening this and all new mauls require this one has performed flawlessly. Should last a lifetime!"
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6 lb Maul- Can't beat the price!,
January 14, 2008
By FinishSuper
from Northeast PA
"I needed to replace the handle on my old maul. I split alot of wood (ALOT) and it was time to put a new handle on. After pricing just handles out, I couldn't believe the price of this complete maul! It was cheaper than me buying a replacement handle alone.
The maul is a bit on the dull side (the angle on the edge needs to be increased a bit), but this is true of every other maul I've ever purchased. A little grinding and fine tuning, and I'm busting my way thru oak, hickory, beech...... you name it. So far this year, we have put out over 150 pickup loads of wood and still, we don't use an automatic splitter. I do whatever needs by hand, and this tool does the job.
Do yourself a favor and get a fiberglass handle. If you miss a few times, nothing to worry about. I break pieces into quarters while they are still together, and often smack the handle over the piece closest to me. No problem. The fiberglass handle takes the abuse."
The maul is a bit on the dull side (the angle on the edge needs to be increased a bit), but this is true of every other maul I've ever purchased. A little grinding and fine tuning, and I'm busting my way thru oak, hickory, beech...... you name it. So far this year, we have put out over 150 pickup loads of wood and still, we don't use an automatic splitter. I do whatever needs by hand, and this tool does the job.
Do yourself a favor and get a fiberglass handle. If you miss a few times, nothing to worry about. I break pieces into quarters while they are still together, and often smack the handle over the piece closest to me. No problem. The fiberglass handle takes the abuse."
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