I have spent many hours behind one of them bad boys! One thing I learned real quick is to let the hammer do the work,don't try to bite off too much at once. It'll wear you down fast.
K, now try getting a 45-55 pounder pick or rivet buster and hammering into a wall of castable for 12 hours! After the first 2 30 minute rounds your muscles are sore, the bits will spark and round off. You have to stand on an aluminum pic and wear a suit with a respirator. If you lean to hard into the wall when it falls apart, you fall face first 5 feet below. I should just post the damn video. haha.Good job man
Yeah, actually I think that's what I used. I originally rented out the thing the guy in this video is using from Home Depot but exchanged it the next day for what I think was an air pick. It was a good decision. I could barely dislodge the conventional jackhammer from the concrete I was trying to break up - way too heavy. It probably took me longer than normal, but it was worth it.
Did you mean that you used the Air Pick to finish? Or did I just miss what you said lol?. I start working for Lanford Brothers(bridge repair company), so I'll be using Air Picks ALOT lol.
I did about 2% of the work with the same kind of jackhammer the guy in the video is using. Then I exchanged it for an air pick to finish the job. I'll tell ya, both tools were hell to use, but the jackhammer was borderline impossible for me.
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gorgurus 2 weeks ago
YEEHAW!!! LMAO
timdoesnothaveapenis 4 months ago
hey i wonder if you can make a pogo stick out of one... lol put that on you tube
jettastreetracer 6 months ago
WHO THE FUCK PUTS THIS ON YOUTUBE, BUNCH OF FAGGOTS, WAS THAT A "YEAHAW" I HEARD, ITS NOT A HORSE?!?! FML....
snasuage 7 months ago
I have spent many hours behind one of them bad boys! One thing I learned real quick is to let the hammer do the work,don't try to bite off too much at once. It'll wear you down fast.
sparkyUonline 10 months ago
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mfernandez310 11 months ago
That's a lame Jackhammer use the air one
ELtercermundista82 2 years ago
I use this at work. try breaking though concrete picking it up just below your shoulder.
XKillsXEdge 2 years ago
K, now try getting a 45-55 pounder pick or rivet buster and hammering into a wall of castable for 12 hours! After the first 2 30 minute rounds your muscles are sore, the bits will spark and round off. You have to stand on an aluminum pic and wear a suit with a respirator. If you lean to hard into the wall when it falls apart, you fall face first 5 feet below. I should just post the damn video. haha.Good job man
khh1964 2 years ago
Is that one of those stupid electrical hammers? You should try the ninety pounder air compressed.
Dude7807 2 years ago
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N8Hout 3 years ago
God that's hard as hell... It wasn't until I took a whack at a jackhammer that I realized how weak I really am...
poshko41 3 years ago 2
Alot of concrete workers use Air Picks which are smaller jackhammers that are powered by air and are generally 45-55 pounders
NewbernFireDept 3 years ago
Yeah, actually I think that's what I used. I originally rented out the thing the guy in this video is using from Home Depot but exchanged it the next day for what I think was an air pick. It was a good decision. I could barely dislodge the conventional jackhammer from the concrete I was trying to break up - way too heavy. It probably took me longer than normal, but it was worth it.
poshko41 3 years ago
Did you mean that you used the Air Pick to finish? Or did I just miss what you said lol?. I start working for Lanford Brothers(bridge repair company), so I'll be using Air Picks ALOT lol.
NewbernFireDept 3 years ago
I did about 2% of the work with the same kind of jackhammer the guy in the video is using. Then I exchanged it for an air pick to finish the job. I'll tell ya, both tools were hell to use, but the jackhammer was borderline impossible for me.
poshko41 3 years ago
ahhh, about how much do u think the air pick weighed?
NewbernFireDept 3 years ago
is that a 65 pounder?
frauhorn 4 years ago
nah, It's a 85 pounder.
NewbernFireDept 3 years ago