Sized properly for your machine
Don’t rely on rental companies
Safer for machine & operator
We believe every contractor should have a skid steer jack hammer that is correctly sized for their specific machine and keeps a job moving without being at the mercy of a rental company.
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And all without needing to pay for a rental!
Chisel Diameter: 2" - 3.375"
Oil GPM: 5.2 - 26 GPM
Chisel Diameter: 2" - 3.375"
Oil GPM: 5.2 - 26 GPM
Breaking concrete into manageable pieces, or breaking up bedrock is easy and safe since our jackhammers are perfectly sized to fit your skid steer. Enjoy reliable, trustworthy, and powerful concrete-breaking operations.
Chisel Diameter: 2" - 3.375"
Oil GPM: 5.2 - 26 GPM
| Model | Chisel Diameter | Working Pressure | Oil GPM | Operating Weight | Energy Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L - 53B | 2" | 2,500 PSI | 5.2 - 13.2 | 457 LBS | 550 FT LBS |
| L - 68B | 2.75" | 2,500 PSI | 10.5 - 19 | 1,100 LBS | 750 FT LBS |
| L - 75B | 3" | 2,500 PSI | 13 - 24 | 1,400 LBS | 1,000 FT LBS |
| L - 85B | 3.375" | 2,500 PSI | 16 - 26 | 1,640 LBS | 1,500 FT LBS |
Excavator concrete breakers are efficient and highly adaptable, making them extremely versatile. Combining superior efficiency and performance with high durability and reliability.
Chisel Diameter: 2" - 3.375"
Oil GPM: 5.2 - 26 GPM
| Model | Chisel Diameter | Working Pressure | Oil GPM | Applicable Unit Weight | Operating Weight | Energy Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L - 53 | 2" | 2,500 PSI | 5.2 - 13.2 | 5000 - 9000 LBS | 570 LBS | 550 FT LBS |
| L - 68 | 2.75" | 2,500 PSI | 10.5 - 19 | 8000 - 14000 LBS | 1,100 LBS | 7500 FT LBS |
| L - 75 | 3" | 2,500 PSI | 13 - 24 | 12000 - 18000 LBS | 1,400 LBS | 1,000 FT LBS |
| L - 85 | 3.375" | 2,500 PSI | 16 - 26 | 14000 - 28000 LBS | 1,640 LBS | 1,500 FT LBS |
The size of concrete breaker you need depends on the type of job you are doing. If the concrete is thick, you need a bigger concrete breaker.
Another factor is the skid steers or excavators that you have on site. Certain skid steers and excavators are only capable of running certain concrete breakers.
So, the two things to check when choosing a concrete breaker are the thickness of the concrete and specifications for the operating machine.
Choosing the wrong size of concrete breaker has 3 possible outcomes:
Your skid steer will need a minimum of 10 GPM to operate our concrete breakers. .
Honestly, a concrete breaker is almost always better than a jackhammer. A hydraulic concrete breaker is the modern way to creak concrete and is simply more effective. The main time you may want to choose a jackhammer is if you only have a small amount of concrete that needs to be removed, or if you don't have access to a skid steer or excavator.
Sometimes, people generically refer to hydraulic concrete breakers as jackhammers. However, this is not accurate.
Concrete breakers are almost always hydraulic while jackhammers are air driven. Concrete breakers are often operated by machine while jackhammers are handheld.
And usually, concrete breakers are much more effective and efficient when removing concrete (and they save you a lot of backaches!)
The main thing to remember is that you should always start on an edge and work into the concrete. This allows the concrete to break away in larger chunks.
It's impossible to go over all the ins and outs of running a concrete breaker for a skid steer here, so we'll start by saying the best thing you can do is to thoroughly read the operator's manual of the purchased concrete breaker. This is NOT wasted time.
One critical thing to make sure always do is to ensure that the concrete chisel is always in contact with the material being broken to eliminate premature wear of the breaker.
We have several different models. The lightest is 450 lbs. and the heaviest is 950 lbs.
Our concrete breakers are standard universal quick attach so they are quite easy to attach and remove.
Yes, providing the skid steer has auxiliary hydraulics and is capable of 10 GPM.
No. Standard universal skid steer quick attach and 1 set of hoses is all that is needed.
As a contractor, there is nothing more frustrating than needing to break up some concrete on the job - only to realize the nearest rental company doesn’t have the right jack hammer for your machine.
This results in you needing to call and chase down the right rental while your crew has to wait or move onto something else.
By owning your own jack hammer, you don’t need to experience these delays, and having the proper-sized breaker is also safer for the machine and operator!
And if you own a mini skid steer, make sure you check out our mini skid attachments!
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