my 15 amp in the house was sufficient enough but like I stated earlier I did use a 12 gauge construction yellow that works the best for me cuz I do construction
I'm gonna buy this same one this week. Is it me or does it seem extremely awkward to be bent over this demo hammer holding that swivel handle? That handle looks like it's meant for demoing horizontal surfaces like a concrete wall, not a slab or low foundation. It looks like you could avoid using that low handle when breaking up a slab of concrete. Thoughts??
I have no problems with the handle in the lower position, it does help with placing the jack hammer both in the horizontal and vertical position when hammering.
For your 2200 W hammer, where do you connect the electricity? from your house 15 amp plug? How many amp does it actually draw? I wonder if the general 15 amp plug is sufficient or safe. Thanks.
The video doesn't seem to show anyone in it using ear protection, but I bet that would be a good thing to do so. Not criticizing by saying this at all, but just curious, as I have one of these machines and I have not had the opportunity to use it, as it was just delivered today, right during the past 2 days of severe thunder storms. I wanted to view a video to get an idea of how loud this machine actually is. My soil is caliche and even after a heavy rain, it dries up just like it were concrete. I have both types of shovels ordered for it, but they will arrive tomorrow, so I am anxious to try them out. I lost a lot of my hearing due to being an old rock drummer, so wearing those ear protectors about any equipment like this is a given for me. I now have to wear hearing aids and with this pandemic crap of having to wear a mask, I often do not wear them, as they are just too easy to flip off as I remove my mask. They are too darn expensive to break or lose. I do have ear plugs and plan to use them whenever I have to use this machine, for sure. I have a cut off old broken tree stump in my back yard to remove. I saw in other reviews that someone had used the spade to cut roots from a tree stump with. I had the inspectors from 811 come to check out the area where this stump is to be removed from. Unfortunately, the electric line runs too close to use a stump grinder on. Seems that the roots may have entwined or gotten too close to that line over time. These videos you posted here are a great help to me. Thanks.
Most electric demolition hammers are meant to put the blows to the bit, and not waste so much energy like pneumatic and hydraulic jackhammers do. I work for my city fixing roads and the hydraulic jackhammers that we use literally shake you to the point to wear you can't really focus until you let off the trigger.
Martin Taylor I've never used one of these electric ones but have used the pneumatic ones years ago. I felt the same as you. The one I used would've been much faster work, albeit much harder to do. But I remember using the star drill too and after using the star drill the jack hammer was a breeze.
Honestly for a side walk like this an 8lb sledge and a crow bar would be faster and more efficient. I mean that should not have taken more than 30 or 45 minutes to have that broke out and removed.
Martin honestly the 8lb sledge hammer and crowbar might had worked but it didn't and only took about 2hours from cracking it and cleaning out with the jackhammer. The sidewalk was reinforced with rebar and mesh and the client wanted done that way.
I like the safety boots and ear protection
Good move switching to the chisel bit.
Yea mine leaks alot of. Oil out of the bit holder is that normal
There is a reason for different bits. Why are you using shovel to split rocks/concrete? To each their own, would be easier with correct bit.
I used a 12-gauge construction plug and extension cord when I use that jackhammer and I do recommend it
Tks much for Sharing and your prompt reply 👌🏻
Tools & More DIY I'm glad you enjoy my videos
Thanks nice vid...
Thats a clay spade,lol
Thanks for the update
Sir, press the trigger only when in contact because if it is working on air without hammering you will ruin piston.
Well thank you for taking time to watch my video and thank you for the heads up I appreciate it
Thats comepletely false. It is perfectly fine for the machine
Why would you use a spade bit to break up concrete???...time to move on....
my 15 amp in the house was sufficient enough but like I stated earlier I did use a 12 gauge construction yellow that works the best for me cuz I do construction
Wow very nice speed is good jack hammer i like big thank you🧡💛💛💚💯👌👍👍👍🤝👇🙏
Would this size of Jack Hammer break up 4 inch concrete slab mostly efficiently?
Absolutely this jackhammer can handle up to 8" of concrete that I have done with so much fun you're gonna enjoy it
It seems like the narrower blade would be able to break things up quicker. Is that why you used it in the second part?
jeff I tried out the spare first to see what the blade could do and then which to the chisel. the chisel work better than the spade
your welcome I glad I could help
What kind of oil?
Non detergent 30w oil
I'm gonna buy this same one this week. Is it me or does it seem extremely awkward to be bent over this demo hammer holding that swivel handle? That handle looks like it's meant for demoing horizontal surfaces like a concrete wall, not a slab or low foundation. It looks like you could avoid using that low handle when breaking up a slab of concrete.
Thoughts??
I have no problems with the handle in the lower position, it does help with placing the jack hammer both in the horizontal and vertical position when hammering.
Thank you for your reply. I may consider buy a cheap one from Amazon and may occasionally use a jackhammer -- not in construction business. Thanks.
For your 2200 W hammer, where do you connect the electricity? from your house 15 amp plug? How many amp does it actually draw? I wonder if the general 15 amp plug is sufficient or safe. Thanks.
22000 watts !!!!OMG😲😲😲😲
@@sunarnaro123 That's probably peak power.
I buy this hamer and mine leaks oil the silver plate seal is no sealing well and i have hard time getting it to hamer sometimes
If you have bought it underneath the last 30 days send it back,
How much did you say o
It cost?? Thanks in advance. New subscriber
I paid a $150 through Amazon 2 years ago
@@wolvesr4ever38 thanks
@@jesusisthesaviorsalazar711 no problem you're welcome I'm glad I would help
How is that xtream jack Hummer after 4 years
It is working great after 4years
i wanna buy the jackhammer right but only if it comes with cool red shades
It also comes in different colors depends on the make in the model but thank you for taking the time to watch my video
The video doesn't seem to show anyone in it using ear protection, but I bet that would be a good thing to do so. Not criticizing by saying this at all, but just curious, as I have one of these machines and I have not had the opportunity to use it, as it was just delivered today, right during the past 2 days of severe thunder storms. I wanted to view a video to get an idea of how loud this machine actually is. My soil is caliche and even after a heavy rain, it dries up just like it were concrete. I have both types of shovels ordered for it, but they will arrive tomorrow, so I am anxious to try them out. I lost a lot of my hearing due to being an old rock drummer, so wearing those ear protectors about any equipment like this is a given for me. I now have to wear hearing aids and with this pandemic crap of having to wear a mask, I often do not wear them, as they are just too easy to flip off as I remove my mask. They are too darn expensive to break or lose. I do have ear plugs and plan to use them whenever I have to use this machine, for sure. I have a cut off old broken tree stump in my back yard to remove. I saw in other reviews that someone had used the spade to cut roots from a tree stump with. I had the inspectors from 811 come to check out the area where this stump is to be removed from. Unfortunately, the electric line runs too close to use a stump grinder on. Seems that the roots may have entwined or gotten too close to that line over time. These videos you posted here are a great help to me. Thanks.
Ése no sabé utilizar esa herramienta
Que tipo de aceite utiliza ?
use 30 lubricantes de peso Super Tech 3 no detergentes
@@wolvesr4ever38 thanks
You're very welcome
What brand is that tool? Cost?? Tks for the video👌🏻👌🏻
Stark jackhammer (22000 watts) you can buy it on Amazon
Good video but NO EAR PROTECTION!!!??? WTF? Do u want to go deaf before you're 60???
Sry but we did have hear protection
@@wolvesr4ever38 @2:52 as the camera pans up towards you...No ear protection that I can see!
Ditto @4:28
Is it just me or does this thing look weak? I'm a constuction. Worker and have used these many many times and this looks like it isn't doing anything.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and commenting on my page.
Most electric demolition hammers are meant to put the blows to the bit, and not waste so much energy like pneumatic and hydraulic jackhammers do. I work for my city fixing roads and the hydraulic jackhammers that we use literally shake you to the point to wear you can't really focus until you let off the trigger.
Martin Taylor I've never used one of these electric ones but have used the pneumatic ones years ago. I felt the same as you. The one I used would've been much faster work, albeit much harder to do. But I remember using the star drill too and after using the star drill the jack hammer was a breeze.
It's a $130 tool. How much does a air compressor cost to run a pneumatic jack hammer???
Honestly for a side walk like this an 8lb sledge and a crow bar would be faster and more efficient. I mean that should not have taken more than 30 or 45 minutes to have that broke out and removed.
Martin honestly the 8lb sledge hammer and crowbar might had worked but it didn't and only took about 2hours from cracking it and cleaning out with the jackhammer. The sidewalk was reinforced with rebar and mesh and the client wanted done that way.
he is using the wrong bit . a point or chisel would go much faster.