Tool Accessories (Page 6 of 7)
Accessories are what keep a tool earning after the tool itself is paid for — the chuck that matches a new post size, the wedge that restores splitting force, the spring that holds a chisel in. This hub gathers three groups: post driving accessories for Rhino, Atlas Copco, and Chicago Pneumatic drivers; rock splitter and crusher accessories for Darda and Tehma hydraulic tools; and miscellaneous tool parts such as needle scaler needles, tamper butts, and chipping hammer retainer springs. For the working steel that actually hits the material, see tool steel and drill steel & bits. Everything ships from Denver.
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Post Driving Accessories
This is the deepest section of the hub. Chucks, adapters, and drive caps are organized by driver family: Rhino PD pneumatic series, Rhino GPD gas series, the Rhino HPD hydraulic series, Guardrail and Solar Pro pile driving, and Atlas Copco and Chicago Pneumatic hydraulic drivers. Parts do not cross between families, so start from the driver you own. Post puller attachments handle the other direction.
Rock Splitter and Crusher Accessories
Hydraulic splitting is a consumables business: central and counter wedges wear, hoses and quick couplings get dragged over rock, and the oil and lubricant have to match the tool. Wedge sets, S1 hose assemblies, couplings, grease, and AW46 fluid for Darda and Tehma tools live in that section, alongside spare combi shear blades for crushers.
Driving Tools You Bolt to a Breaker
Two groups blur the line between accessory and steel. Breaker post, pipe and tamper driving tools turn a jack hammer into a post driver with a taper shank, cup, or pad, and manual drive caps do the same job with a sledge. Shank-mounted points and chisels sit under paving breaker driving tools instead.
Common Questions
Will a chuck from one post driver fit another? Usually not. Master chucks and adapters are sized to a specific driver and series — a Rhino PD insert will not fit a gas GPD driver or an Atlas Copco hydraulic head. Match the accessory to the model on your tool plate.
What is the difference between an accessory and tool steel? Accessories connect, hold, protect, or feed the tool — chucks, caps, hoses, couplings, springs. Tool steel is the consumable that strikes the material, and it is organized by shank size under jack hammer and breaker steel.
Do you carry air line parts for pneumatic tools? Yes. Filter-regulator-lubricators and hose whips sit with the post driver accessories, and general air line goods are in hoses, oil & lube, sized to run off an air compressor.
How quickly do these ship? Orders for in-stock item placed by 4 PM Eastern ship the same day from our Denver warehouse. Stock varies by size, so confirm with us before ordering if you’re working to a deadline.