I've always been curious about this. I've got the 7854 and 7859 which are no longer in production so if one of those ever breaks I wonder if it could be re-handled in some way. Here's a little peek.
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Has anyone seen a bare Fiskars head with no handle?
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Good question. I imagine the Fiskars lifetime warranty (for normal usage) would get you a new one if they couldn't re-handle an axe. Maybe they would replace an original #7854 with the X25. FWIW, I still see some of the original #7854 axes in stock some places.
I hadn't considered sending them the head to re-handle, that's probably the ticket if they do that. I'm sure they'd replace it with an x25 but I really prefer that older head design.
And what did you see? Was it something like this
![[Hearth.com] Has anyone seen a bare Fiskars head with no handle?](/talk/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi606.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Ftt149%2Ftrailmaker_photos%2FA0120BKD144.jpg&hash=92132d9b8db7ddfa3a2bbff281cf18a3 "[Hearth.com] Has anyone seen a bare Fiskars head with no handle?")
Or was it just a plain rectangular piece of steel?
Or was it just a plain rectangular piece of steel?
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