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Sena

Sena Communication Spare Parts Kit

Wear parts for Sena crew headsets, so a torn cushion doesn't bench a radio.

$35 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • Replacement wear parts for Sena headsets
  • Restores comfort and seal
  • Keeps the crew talking instead of shouting
  • Cheaper than a new headset
  • Good to keep in the truck

Safety

The Sena spare parts kit holds replacement wear parts for Sena communication headsets used by tree crews. It keeps a headset comfortable and working when cushions, foam, or small fittings wear out after a season of sweat and sawdust.

Why spare parts matter on a crew headset

Crew headsets take a beating. Ear cushions crack, mic foam tears, and small clips get lost in the chips. A worn cushion lets in noise and loosens the seal, which hurts both hearing protection and how well you hear your groundie over the chipper.

Keeping a spare parts kit in the truck means a small failure gets fixed at lunch instead of benching the headset for the week. Check that the kit matches your Sena model before ordering. More options are in our crew communication section.

Headsets on a tree crew usually go to whoever climbs, runs the chipper, or runs the saw that day, so they get swapped between heads and sweat a lot. Fresh cushions are also more hygienic when a headset is shared across the crew.

Care and inspection

Wipe cushions down after a hot day, let headsets dry out overnight, and store them out of direct sun in the cab. Replace cushions as soon as they crack or flatten; a hearing protector that doesn't seal doesn't protect.

Clear communication is a safety tool on a tree job. Agree on standard calls with your crew, confirm every command, and stop work if the radio link drops.

If parts of the electronics stop working, such as the mic or speaker, that is a warranty or service question for Sena rather than something a spare parts kit will fix.