I realize I am a few years late. Just received my jackhammer yesterday. Great presentation and walk-thru. Quick and to the point. Have a great Navy Day!
Super helpful, thank you. Manual is crap. Wasted so much time trying to figure out what oil. Going to go ahead with the 10w-40 thanks to your comment replies.
Scott...this is the BEST Demo on the Stark I have ever seen. I was able go do this demo to my Mason and Foreman after I imported on to Jamaica...where all they work with is concrete. They laughed at me...before I did the demo and before they used it. So far...they have used it to make my 54 year old beach house rennovation 16 inch brick and concrete house...OPEN CONCEPT...like I want it...lol. Before the drill..I was renting one with an operator for $50 per day. Waste of money...because the top brands sell for over $1000 in JA...so very few concrete worker owns one. So everytime I come back to JA I bring at least 2 as business gifts and barter with my workmen for some FREE LABOR. House will be finished by the summer. This thing cut my rennovation cost AND my labor cost in half as well.
I'm glad I could help you I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and I like to see the the afterword on the pictures if it be feasible thank you again for watching I'm glad I can help
I had written quite a little bit on this based on something I heard. I finally got a reply back back from ExtremePowerUS regarding the oil to use on these, and he just said any regular oil from 20 to 40 weight. Gee I hope the heavy duty Shell Rotella 5W-40 Synthetic for diesels does not prove to be too much. They should really have explained all that in depth in their Owner's Manual, but it wasn't even mentioned.
LOL! I have looked at some reviewers on Ebay for this machine and at least a couple claimed they used light machine oil. That had me baffled, as I would not use such in a machine like this. The reviews are great on this unit and Ebay sells them cheaper than Amazon, plus they accept PayPal. I ordered 2 different types of spades for it. I have an old broken tree stump in my back yard which the inspectors claim can't be taken out with a stump grinder, as an electric power line runs beneath it and the roots have entwined in that line. I have the area marked and will use mine to remove roots and later I will chop the stump flat and use a heavy duty root killer to kill the thing so it can be removed. I don't know if synthetic oil works well for this machine or not. I am hoping I can use this without it killing my shoulders, as I have bad arthritis. The manual is often the worse bitch about this machine in all the reviews. The print is way to small for me, so I will have to get my magnifier to even begin reading it. We have had a couple of major thunderstorms here for the past 2 days and I just got mine delivered today, so I have not had a chance to use it, yet. The soil here is caliche and as hard as cement, even after a heavy rain. This video sure helps me a lot as to what to expect. I have a heavy duty extension cord to try out in using this machine, too.
@@a1930ford I have seen people use just regular 30 weight oil, and I am sure that will keep the metal good enough, but if you really want to protect your metal, you want to run a full synthetic. I believe I am running Rotella 5W-40 Synthetic for diesels. The action of my jack hammer is rough on the oil, and I can tell by the way I run through it as I have to check all the time to keep it from going low. I was recommended the specific weight because of where I live from Rotella's technical support which is a Shell product I believe, and people trust it enough to put it into fleets of expensive big diesel engines. I would have gotten the Amsoil equivalence, but had to go too far to get it.....Any oil is better than no oil, but use a quality oil, and one that will adjust to your temperature range. You would probably not want to start one on a cold day with standard 30 weight. It could cause an initial stiff amount of drag on startup, and it is never good to strain any motor. Good luck to you on your tree stump. If you are cautious, and surgical enough, you should be able to avoid the wires under it. I learned to use the aluminum oxide steel cutting blades to remove a tree stump, cutting through each root at a time, and then used a cherry picket to lift it out. Just make sure to be able to see in full, and behind it, whatever you are cutting. The aluminum oxide blades are good because they are expendable. Keeping a spray bottle of water is good too in case the blade ignited the tree, as it will smoke. Stay safe. Oh, and regarding your bad soil, if you lay mulch over it year after year, it will enliven it to a humus state. You just do not want to get it too close to the house because of bugs.
@@a1930ford Oh; also, to avoid shock which is real important for your well being, use at least a bicyclist's gel glove, and never forget to wear ear protection. Also reread my original reply because I had edited it. Hope this helps.
Glad I watched your video. Just took mine out to use it and it has very minimal instructions. Mine came with no oil so you just saved me some money... thank you.
Yup me too ,only thing is .. the one I bought is lubercated with grease only , without oil according to manufacture specs , they say it is low maintenance , will check this out soon with dealer , thanks Scott for video
I just bought one on eBay $108 outstanding tool for the money busted up a solid concrete stoop in no time at all . I had been chipping away at it with a sledgehammer and getting nowhere took about 35-45 minutes with this tool
Thank you for the great review especially with the shovel because I was thinking about getting one. Do you think the shovel will break through dense bamboo roots even though the shovel edge is dull?
You are and AWESOME man for two reasons 1) You love wolves & Two, great video that's the model I have & you explain much better than the instructions it came with does.
How much does it weigh? I looked these up and I think it said unit weight was 45 pounds. Is it a 35 pound demo hammer? Is The 45 pounds the weight of hammer plus case and bits?
Hi,l like your video.Question?what is causing problem when used the the xtrem jackhammer it runs but chiesel doesn’t have pressure to hit the slab or rocks.is this a chock from a part or missing oil?
Thanks so much for making and posting this video. I just got this same one on Amazon, and had NO CLUE how to use it until now. I have a bottle of electric chainsaw bar and chain oil from Walmart. It's 30WT. Can I use this in my jackhammer??? Also, it came with 2 grounding pins? On the cord it says to use them. Did you have to do that with yours?
First let me thank you for taking the time to watch my video second of all the oil that I use is the only one I use is in my video and I have bought other attachments that I replaced after using the spikes and the Chisel they will allow you to use different models and makes as long as they're in the same manufacturer
I wanted to ask you if you think this demo hammer will be good for breaking concrete in a rotted out fence post hole? So instead of digging them out I want to be able to just put the chisel on the concrete and bust it out. And pull out pieces. I figured it should be way faster than digging them out. Anyways that's my plan for mine when I get it. Do you feel it will work for that?
it will definitely work I used to Shovelhead in the holes for my back fence posts work great and I can't wait to see your project that you get to work with that a demolition hammer
Hi, thanks for the video! I have this model. Sometimes when I press the trigger, I hear it working, but there is a delay before it really starts hammering hard. It seems after watching your videos this is normal?
I just ordered one of these yesterday. I've rented the same size demo hammer from Home Depot and they apply grease to the chisels "bits" do you need grease the bits? (The shank end that goes in the demo hammer) Thanks!
Wyatt's Dad make sure you do grease the the chisels, the grease will keep it from rusting and it helps for lubrication when the chisel is causing friction while working
I just got an Xtremepowerus 2200w from amazon today that looks identical to yours, so I am grateful for your videos! Mine does not indicate amperage, ANYWHERE, but the cord has a 15A plug. Did yours operate ok on a 15A receptacle?
Don Olson Don I'm grateful that you got you one you're going to enjoy it as much as I have and yes it operates just fine on a 15 amp cord I use a 12 amp construction cord for my jobs but I don't have any issues with it it runs great just understand that you may have to get new bits for it after about 6 months of heavy use but other than that good luck with it thank you again for taking the time to watch my videos I'm glad I can help
I have the same hammer drill that I purchased from Amazon. My instruction sheet called it a HYAT ET1108-110v Hammer Drill-65mm. The instructions recommended (one liter) of Shell Rotella #40 engine oil. My local TSC (Tractor Supply Co) has the gallon jug on sale for $14.99 at the time of my post.
mine says Stark on the box as well as 1400 beats per minute there are very much similar ones out there and anyone from Amazon in the proximity of what you're buying depends on the model they have available but the are the beats per minute is pretty much exactly the same Minds is 1400 per minute on my hammer
What ever happened to the days where the tool manufacturer explained in the manual how much oil is recommended for their equipment? Now we have to just guess and "make sure there's enough"?
thank you for taking the time to make the comment on my video as well as taking the time to watch it I appreciate that and about to ear protection thanks for reminding me about it I did forget on that video I appreciate that thank you again for taking the time
I am looking for a tool to hammer metal and think this might work by mounting it vertically like a drill press. Is there a lot of vibration? Does the bit need to be in contact with the object to engage the motor? How often does it need oil? Five minutes running time, ten?
Check the all once week add if necessary other than that I'm no hat had no problems with it. I have the jackhammer for couple of years now it still works great
Seven years later and you’re still getting hits on this video because the included instructions are so, so bad. I couldn’t figure out how much or what type of oil to add. Several other videos show how to check and add oil, but not how much. Your video was great. I also like your simple to follow demonstration on how to use the trigger and how to load a demolition point. I’m glad I decided to research this on UA-cam before just jumping in the first time. And I’ll be sure to check out your other videos.
Hi, bro. I just bought a 2800w Makute demo hammer, looking for clear instructions everywhere till I finally came across your video. It's really more useful than the manual. Should I use a 15w40 diesel engine oil? Or something below that? I can see that the video is 7 years old so hopefully you're still around 😅
Dudley DooRight it does I have a few other videos that I had to crack into my bathroom foundation for the house when we do the remodeling works wonders it does even including the shovel I have a broken those rocks not a big deal plus we broke up that sidewalk and the next video
Dudley DooRight I have no problems about answering my questions that people ask me and I try to get back as soon as I can when I see the reply but you're more than welcome and thank you again for taking the time to watch my videos and subscribe right now I'm doing Plumbing in the neighbor's house so if I don't reply soon it will be later down the road but thanks again for taking the time to watch it I'm glad I can help
ZOMBIEKING779 do have any problem with the spike or the chisel blade with the locking device if so need to return the equipment back or if not the it might the shovel isnt the right one for this jackhammer
Just bought one myself but a different brand. It came with safety instructions but no user instructions. I had to watch UA-cam videos on how to insert the bit attachments and where to put the oil in. I've rented these before but decades ago. My question is what type of oil is used? I couldn't find anything specific for a n electric demo hammer so I ended up using pneumatic tool oil.
I got this 2 weeks ago, used it today and were the chisel goes its all oily, and you can not see any oil in the small glass, does this mean the seal as gone on it
Well Luis I paid $150 through Amazon when I bought it and it has lasted so long I have no issues with it today I want to replace one of the the hammer bits but other than that it's done wonders long as you take care of it thank you for taking the time to watch my videos thumbs up why not and not a problem more than welcome
Ok, thank you very much for the info and for taking the time to answer my question, of course I'll give you thumbs up on your videos and thank you for helping others with your videos.👍👍
Thanks for the video and showing the steps when first getting the tool. I must say the provided manual is “crap” and does not explain AT ALL very well where or how to feed the oil into it. The manual actually points to removing the cap where carbon brush is located and does not even mention anything about unscrewing the oil window as to where to feed it oil. I must also warn those that get one, careful with removing the carbon brush screw and screwing back in, it’s a little tricky and hard to seat the brush and spring before screwing the cap back on. Great video! Thanks again.
That Demolition Hammer only less than $200? Wow! I want to get a rotary hammer and was looking at the Bosch rotary hammer rh540m that has 6.1 pounds of blow force for $400 or the Milwaukee 2 inch rotary hammer that has 19.1 pounds of blow force that would cost more than $800 dollars. All I want to do is use one to drill holes in the ground to place 4 x 4 fence posts where the soil has packed rock in the ground. So would you recommend that Demolition Hammer you have and for the price is amazing. How longs does that Demolition Hammer last?
Well Tony I've had my demolition hammer now 2 years and I still don't have any problems with it I've only had to replace one spike because it worn down but do I recommend it yes for a under $200 absolutely for what we do around our home is perfect
This is the 5th tile project we've done where we've removed the old tile before installing new tile, and the first one with this tool ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS . I want to cry for all the unnecessary work we've done in the past. With this tool, we removed tile surrounding a fireplace, as well as the hearth tile, set in loads of cement, in less than an hour. I highly recommend this tool. It was easy to use, and very satisfying watching the tile literally fall off the wall.
Renaldo Nicholson just a very small amount but every time you use it you must grease it just a little bit so the blade doesn't get too hot against hammer
If you look in Amazon I don't know what the price is now when I bought mine mine was $150 Xtreme machines the one that I have they sent me from that same business was a Stark 2400
Nasruddin Khan see if I understand this right your Hammer is not striking the blade this coming down for you to get a good hit first you need to go ahead and make sure you have enough oil in it most likely you already have have you changed out the oil did you also check your bushings the brushes sorry there's two of them on the on the demolition hammer need to check that it doors if there's no problem with those then you are going to have to tear it apart to make sure the fend if it's Teflon you may have to replace the fin if it's metal make sure there's no debris and no vents let me know if there's any more questions
I just got an XtremePower 2200w electric jack hammer similar looking to the one you have except the brand name. As I opened the cardboard box that the jack hammer and carrying case comes in, I found the box was soaked with oil at one end. I opened the carrying case that the jack hammer comes in and one end was also soaked in oil. I found out where the oil was coming from, then end of the jack hammer where you attach the tools into. Did your jack hammer come soaked in oil? I got a reply from Xtremepower customer service telling me that it was common for the oil to leak out during shipment, and to add more oil. They said if it continued to leak oil to return the jack hammer for replacement or refund. They also said to use 30 weight oil. I'm going to put 15w-40 in it and see if it all leaks out again. You would think that they would tell you this stuff in the instruction manuals, but they don't, the manuals are cheap and worthless.
I realize I am a few years late. Just received my jackhammer yesterday. Great presentation and walk-thru. Quick and to the point. Have a great Navy Day!
I'm glad to help Happy Army Day
Super helpful, thank you. Manual is crap. Wasted so much time trying to figure out what oil. Going to go ahead with the 10w-40 thanks to your comment replies.
I'm glad to help you
Just got one of these so I was very pleased to see your video. Very helpful on how to check and add oil.
Well Tony thank you for taking the time to watch the video I'm glad I can help give me thumbs up and subscribe if you wish thank you again
Scott...this is the BEST Demo on the Stark I have ever seen. I was able go do this demo to my Mason and Foreman after I imported on to Jamaica...where all they work with is concrete. They laughed at me...before I did the demo and before they used it.
So far...they have used it to make my 54 year old beach house rennovation 16 inch brick and concrete house...OPEN CONCEPT...like I want it...lol. Before the drill..I was renting one with an operator for $50 per day. Waste of money...because the top brands sell for over $1000 in JA...so very few concrete worker owns one.
So everytime I come back to JA I bring at least 2 as business gifts and barter with my workmen for some FREE LABOR. House will be finished by the summer. This thing cut my rennovation cost AND my labor cost in half as well.
YOUR DEMO MAKES YOU FAMOUS IN JA...START DEMO DRILL MAN...lol.
I'm glad I could help you I appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and I like to see the the afterword on the pictures if it be feasible thank you again for watching I'm glad I can help
I had written quite a little bit on this based on something I heard. I finally got a reply back back from ExtremePowerUS regarding the oil to use on these, and he just said any regular oil from 20 to 40 weight. Gee I hope the heavy duty Shell Rotella 5W-40 Synthetic for diesels does not prove to be too much. They should really have explained all that in depth in their Owner's Manual, but it wasn't even mentioned.
LOL! I have looked at some reviewers on Ebay for this machine and at least a couple claimed they used light machine oil. That had me baffled, as I would not use such in a machine like this. The reviews are great on this unit and Ebay sells them cheaper than Amazon, plus they accept PayPal. I ordered 2 different types of spades for it. I have an old broken tree stump in my back yard which the inspectors claim can't be taken out with a stump grinder, as an electric power line runs beneath it and the roots have entwined in that line. I have the area marked and will use mine to remove roots and later I will chop the stump flat and use a heavy duty root killer to kill the thing so it can be removed. I don't know if synthetic oil works well for this machine or not. I am hoping I can use this without it killing my shoulders, as I have bad arthritis. The manual is often the worse bitch about this machine in all the reviews. The print is way to small for me, so I will have to get my magnifier to even begin reading it. We have had a couple of major thunderstorms here for the past 2 days and I just got mine delivered today, so I have not had a chance to use it, yet. The soil here is caliche and as hard as cement, even after a heavy rain. This video sure helps me a lot as to what to expect. I have a heavy duty extension cord to try out in using this machine, too.
@@a1930ford I have seen people use just regular 30 weight oil, and I am sure that will keep the metal good enough, but if you really want to protect your metal, you want to run a full synthetic. I believe I am running Rotella 5W-40 Synthetic for diesels. The action of my jack hammer is rough on the oil, and I can tell by the way I run through it as I have to check all the time to keep it from going low. I was recommended the specific weight because of where I live from Rotella's technical support which is a Shell product I believe, and people trust it enough to put it into fleets of expensive big diesel engines. I would have gotten the Amsoil equivalence, but had to go too far to get it.....Any oil is better than no oil, but use a quality oil, and one that will adjust to your temperature range. You would probably not want to start one on a cold day with standard 30 weight. It could cause an initial stiff amount of drag on startup, and it is never good to strain any motor.
Good luck to you on your tree stump. If you are cautious, and surgical enough, you should be able to avoid the wires under it. I learned to use the aluminum oxide steel cutting blades to remove a tree stump, cutting through each root at a time, and then used a cherry picket to lift it out. Just make sure to be able to see in full, and behind it, whatever you are cutting. The aluminum oxide blades are good because they are expendable. Keeping a spray bottle of water is good too in case the blade ignited the tree, as it will smoke. Stay safe.
Oh, and regarding your bad soil, if you lay mulch over it year after year, it will enliven it to a humus state. You just do not want to get it too close to the house because of bugs.
@@a1930ford Oh; also, to avoid shock which is real important for your well being, use at least a bicyclist's gel glove, and never forget to wear ear protection. Also reread my original reply because I had edited it. Hope this helps.
Glad I watched your video. Just took mine out to use it and it has very minimal instructions. Mine came with no oil so you just saved me some money... thank you.
I'm glad I could help you
Good information. Thank you! Just bought one.
Yup me too ,only thing is .. the one I bought is lubercated with grease only , without oil according to manufacture specs , they say it is low maintenance , will check this out soon with dealer , thanks Scott for video
Great. thanks for posting this. The manual is more than useless. Your video was very helpful.
thanks for the update
Thank you so much for this video. You REALLY REALLY helped me out.
I'm glad to help
I just ordered one myself...I'm installing a vynil fence in my back yard...Needed the hammer to dig for the posts...
the total weight is 45 pounds with the case altogether about 35 pounds with the Jackhammer itself but with the case it is 45 pounds
You can use 10w-30,10w-40 or something close. Non detergent 30 wt is slightly better oil for this purpose but doesn't have to be from Walmart
I just bought one on eBay $108 outstanding tool for the money busted up a solid concrete stoop in no time at all . I had been chipping away at it with a sledgehammer and getting nowhere took about 35-45 minutes with this tool
Great video. Very informative. The bushings… what is their purpose and do you have to put them in when you but this machine?
I'm glad I could help Brian
Thank you for the great review especially with the shovel because I was thinking about getting one. Do you think the shovel will break through dense bamboo roots even though the shovel edge is dull?
You need to rent a toro dingo
What type of oil did you use? I have a very similar hammer but the manual doesn't say anything about the oil.
Thanks.
Gandalf4137 I use 30 weight Super Tech 3 lubrication oil non detergent
@@wolvesr4ever38 I used gear oil ????
You are and AWESOME man for two reasons 1) You love wolves & Two, great video that's the model I have & you explain much better than the instructions it came with does.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video glad I could help and I appreciate you in your comments thank you again
@@wolvesr4ever38 You're very welcome, I appreciate the content, Thank You !!!!
Very helpful, thank you.
Four thank you for taking the time to watch my video I'm glad I can help
How much does it weigh? I looked these up and I think it said unit weight was 45 pounds. Is it a 35 pound demo hammer? Is The 45 pounds the weight of hammer plus case and bits?
Hi,l like your video.Question?what is causing problem when used the the xtrem jackhammer it runs but chiesel doesn’t have pressure to hit the slab or rocks.is this a chock from a part or missing oil?
Nice job. Thanks.
Thomas thank you for taking the time to watch my video I'm glad I can help
Thanks so much for making and posting this video. I just got this same one on Amazon, and had NO CLUE how to use it until now. I have a bottle of electric chainsaw bar and chain oil from Walmart. It's 30WT. Can I use this in my jackhammer??? Also, it came with 2 grounding pins? On the cord it says to use them. Did you have to do that with yours?
First let me thank you for taking the time to watch my video second of all the oil that I use is the only one I use is in my video and I have bought other attachments that I replaced after using the spikes and the Chisel they will allow you to use different models and makes as long as they're in the same manufacturer
I wanted to ask you if you think this demo hammer will be good for breaking concrete in a rotted out fence post hole? So instead of digging them out I want to be able to just put the chisel on the concrete and bust it out. And pull out pieces. I figured it should be way faster than digging them out.
Anyways that's my plan for mine when I get it.
Do you feel it will work for that?
it will definitely work I used to Shovelhead in the holes for my back fence posts work great and I can't wait to see your project that you get to work with that a demolition hammer
how good is that hammer? qulity?
Carl thank you I am glad I can help
so far the jackhammers done me well I do recommend it is inexpensive
I just got one from amazon and thank god before I start to use it, to fill some oil. Thanks
I'm glad I would help thanks for watching
Hi, thanks for the video! I have this model. Sometimes when I press the trigger, I hear it working, but there is a delay before it really starts hammering hard. It seems after watching your videos this is normal?
That happens w/ all jackhammers.
Great video what size shovel and brand shovel did you buy?. Appreciate this helpful video!
benedict cruz the size of 17 inch and it was a generic brand was advertised with the Demolition Hammer when I bought it
wolvesr4ever38 Thanks again. Got a similar task my outdated landscape
I just ordered one of these yesterday. I've rented the same size demo hammer from Home Depot and they apply grease to the chisels "bits" do you need grease the bits? (The shank end that goes in the demo hammer)
Thanks!
Wyatt's Dad make sure you do grease the the chisels, the grease will keep it from rusting and it helps for lubrication when the chisel is causing friction while working
Great video what kind of oil do i use when it runs out mine came with no manual
30 weight super Tech 3 non detergent
I just got an Xtremepowerus 2200w from amazon today that looks identical to yours, so I am grateful for your videos! Mine does not indicate amperage, ANYWHERE, but the cord has a 15A plug. Did yours operate ok on a 15A receptacle?
Don Olson Don I'm grateful that you got you one you're going to enjoy it as much as I have and yes it operates just fine on a 15 amp cord I use a 12 amp construction cord for my jobs but I don't have any issues with it it runs great just understand that you may have to get new bits for it after about 6 months of heavy use but other than that good luck with it thank you again for taking the time to watch my videos I'm glad I can help
Hey Don, when you got your jack hammer did it leak oil during shipment to you. Mine leaked all the oil out of it. What a mess?
Sir yes sir....i like your imformation about this jack hammer thank you sir ...i like big💛💛💛💯👈🙌👍👍🤝👇👇👇🙏
thanks I was trying forever to figure out how to lock in the pieces
Min won't hammer1
I have the same hammer drill that I purchased from Amazon. My instruction sheet called it a HYAT ET1108-110v Hammer Drill-65mm. The instructions recommended (one liter) of Shell Rotella #40 engine oil. My local TSC (Tractor Supply Co) has the gallon jug on sale for $14.99 at the time of my post.
mine says Stark on the box as well as 1400 beats per minute there are very much similar ones out there and anyone from Amazon in the proximity of what you're buying depends on the model they have available but the are the beats per minute is pretty much exactly the same Minds is 1400 per minute on my hammer
Thanks this was a big help
Thank you so very much for your excellent explanation, in special how to put the oil in.
I'm glad I was able to help
@@wolvesr4ever38wishing you the very best
What ever happened to the days where the tool manufacturer explained in the manual how much oil is recommended for their equipment?
Now we have to just guess and "make sure there's enough"?
thank you for taking the time to make the comment on my video as well as taking the time to watch it I appreciate that and about to ear protection thanks for reminding me about it I did forget on that video I appreciate that thank you again for taking the time
Nice. Thank you
I am looking for a tool to hammer metal and think this might work by mounting it vertically like a drill press. Is there a lot of vibration? Does the bit need to be in contact with the object to engage the motor? How often does it need oil? Five minutes running time, ten?
Check the all once week add if necessary other than that I'm no hat had no problems with it. I have the jackhammer for couple of years now it still works great
Just received my hammer and your video was very informative. Do you think Miracle oil that is used in air tolls would be good for this hammer?
Not thick enough to keep the Hammer working correctly
@@wolvesr4ever38 Thank you - what should we be using?
Use 30 weight non detergent oil and that would be perfect
@@wolvesr4ever38 Wonderful, thank you
I'm glad I'm help a fellow DIYers
Seven years later and you’re still getting hits on this video because the included instructions are so, so bad. I couldn’t figure out how much or what type of oil to add. Several other videos show how to check and add oil, but not how much. Your video was great. I also like your simple to follow demonstration on how to use the trigger and how to load a demolition point.
I’m glad I decided to research this on UA-cam before just jumping in the first time. And I’ll be sure to check out your other videos.
I want to thank you for taking the time to check out my videos. Im glad to help you out with my video....
good educational video...
Hi, bro. I just bought a 2800w Makute demo hammer, looking for clear instructions everywhere till I finally came across your video. It's really more useful than the manual. Should I use a 15w40 diesel engine oil? Or something below that? I can see that the video is 7 years old so hopefully you're still around 😅
You're a Great American, Sir.
Thanks
What kind of oil does my jack hammer use
Jenaro Vargas I use super tech 30 weight lubrication non-detergent oils I got from Walmart
hi, can you tell me how long hammer without chisel including handle, thank you.
Alex Dmitrieve roughly around 30 in
Would this work on busting up rocks in post holes? I need 4 post holes but too rocky for my digger and bar.
Dudley DooRight it does I have a few other videos that I had to crack into my bathroom foundation for the house when we do the remodeling works wonders it does even including the shovel I have a broken those rocks not a big deal plus we broke up that sidewalk and the next video
Thanks so much! Rare to get a reply to an honest question on youtube these days. Sub'd!
Dudley DooRight I have no problems about answering my questions that people ask me and I try to get back as soon as I can when I see the reply but you're more than welcome and thank you again for taking the time to watch my videos and subscribe right now I'm doing Plumbing in the neighbor's house so if I don't reply soon it will be later down the road but thanks again for taking the time to watch it I'm glad I can help
Kids screaming in the background lol. Sounds like my house. I have earphones on so I flashed into parent mode real fast hahhaha
Will Scrudato thanks for taking the time to watch my video and that was the next door neighbors kids that were screaming and hollering
What is the part number for the Einhell spade?
It's call Neiko 2627 clay spade
I bought the same model but the locking mechanism isn't turning all the way to lock it only goes half way. Any recommendations on what might be wrong?
ZOMBIEKING779 which locking device on the jackhammer we are talking bout so I can help you better
wolvesr4ever38
Hello, it's the locking mechanism/pin where you inserted the shovel
ZOMBIEKING779 do have any problem with the spike or the chisel blade with the locking device if so need to return the equipment back or if not the it might the shovel isnt the right one for this jackhammer
Just bought one myself but a different brand. It came with safety instructions but no user instructions. I had to watch UA-cam videos on how to insert the bit attachments and where to put the oil in. I've rented these before but decades ago. My question is what type of oil is used? I couldn't find anything specific for a n electric demo hammer so I ended up using pneumatic tool oil.
10w30 or 10w40
Non detergent 10w30 or10w40
What kind of oil to use in it?
I use 30W Tech 3 non detergent oil
Thanks....
Well thank you for taking the time to watch my video I'm glad I could help you and you're more than welcome
what kind of oil
what kind of oil did u put into the jack hammer
Chung Dang I used 30W lubricating oil
30w ? like motor oil?
Why does it stall before it starts hammering?
It is a design flaw
30 weight super tech oil i cant find it at auto zone or auto parts . where else can i get it ?
Walmart
What if it leaks the oil when i hold it with the hammer down?
There's something wrong with a piece equipment they should have any or leaks made you have a bad seal
Sir how is the product ....is it lasting good ...?
Well to answer your question so far that the equipment has worked for the last two years without problems
I got this 2 weeks ago, used it today and were the chisel goes its all oily, and you can not see any oil in the small glass, does this mean the seal as gone on it
Send it back bad seal unless you can repair it
@@wolvesr4ever38 its only about 10 days old sent email to tool station were I bought it from
I’ve been using mine for about 3 years and it just stopped in the middle of a job. Any ideas what it can be?
Old age? For ~ $110, just buy a new one, you certainly can't fix the old one that cheap.
please what is the oil type?
30W detergent
which oil i can use 4T or 2 T
30w non detergent is the best
How much did you pay for the jack hammer and what make if you can tell?
Well Luis I paid $150 through Amazon when I bought it and it has lasted so long I have no issues with it today I want to replace one of the the hammer bits but other than that it's done wonders long as you take care of it thank you for taking the time to watch my videos thumbs up why not and not a problem more than welcome
Ok, thank you very much for the info and for taking the time to answer my question, of course I'll give you thumbs up on your videos and thank you for helping others with your videos.👍👍
No problem I'm glad I could help I appreciate you taking the time to to take a look at my video
How much does a person normally rent these things for.
It depends on what you trying to rent, Where I live The Home Depot here Record About $250 for 4 hours
Thanks for the video and showing the steps when first getting the tool. I must say the provided manual is “crap” and does not explain AT ALL very well where or how to feed the oil into it. The manual actually points to removing the cap where carbon brush is located and does not even mention anything about unscrewing the oil window as to where to feed it oil.
I must also warn those that get one, careful with removing the carbon brush screw and screwing back in, it’s a little tricky and hard to seat the brush and spring before screwing the cap back on.
Great video! Thanks again.
I'm glad I could help you and thank you for the comments
what kind of oil you use
30 w non detergent engine oil
That Demolition Hammer only less than $200? Wow! I want to get a rotary hammer and was looking at the Bosch rotary hammer rh540m that has 6.1 pounds of blow force for $400 or the Milwaukee 2 inch rotary hammer that has 19.1 pounds of blow force that would cost more than $800 dollars. All I want to do is use one to drill holes in the ground to place 4 x 4 fence posts where the soil has packed rock in the ground. So would you recommend that Demolition Hammer you have and for the price is amazing. How longs does that Demolition Hammer last?
Well Tony I've had my demolition hammer now 2 years and I still don't have any problems with it I've only had to replace one spike because it worn down but do I recommend it yes for a under $200 absolutely for what we do around our home is perfect
Thank You Wolversr4ever38. I am definetly going to order one next week.
@@tonymadera3603 I'm glad I could help
What kind of oil goes in there
30 w Non Detergent oil
This is the 5th tile project we've done where we've removed the old tile before installing new tile, and the first one with this tool ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqqoaX03nrziKwF7Bjjcc71YzLEleMvOS . I want to cry for all the unnecessary work we've done in the past. With this tool, we removed tile surrounding a fireplace, as well as the hearth tile, set in loads of cement, in less than an hour. I highly recommend this tool. It was easy to use, and very satisfying watching the tile literally fall off the wall.
So regular 30w motor oil?
@@paulhead non detergent 30w
How do I know if the earth wire is connected?
Renaldo Nicholson if you don't get shocked while working the piece of equipment then you know your Earth wire is grounded and connected
wolvesr4ever38 ok can I use oil on the bits or I have to use grease?
Renaldo Nicholson you only use oil in the machine itself you have to use grease for the blts
What amount of grease should I use on the bit itself? It's my first time owning one
Renaldo Nicholson just a very small amount but every time you use it you must grease it just a little bit so the blade doesn't get too hot against hammer
Why not say the price paid?
Team Neudimensions $150 to Amazon
Whats the battery life on this jack hammer
Timmy there is no battery, the demolition Hammer at all that's a electric
Can you tell me what all to use please?
to answer your question I need more information so I have a better understanding of what you need help with.
@@wolvesr4ever38 hi can i use the demolation breaker to break rocks on my well .that is wet rock
@@emilynjeru2299 yes, you will be able to break wet rock
@@wolvesr4ever38 thanx soo much .i was worried of electric shock if one uses the demolation breaker to break rocks situated on a well .
Just make sure that your electrical cord stays dry you be OK when destroying those wet rocks also be careful
SIR what it's The name or brand l planning to do construction worker in my house and l need one please can you tell me the brand
If you look in Amazon I don't know what the price is now when I bought mine mine was $150 Xtreme machines the one that I have they sent me from that same business was a Stark 2400
Sorry 2200
What oil you use please?
Non detergent 30w oil
Thank you very much
Explain what kind of oil
Thirty weight automotive oil non detergent
Thanks for the setup tips. The manual isn't the best at explaining.
You are very welcome
What kind of oil can i use?
@@Edmundo-p9v 30w non detergent
@@wolvesr4ever38 thank you.
What type of oil ????
La10
I really appreciate your very informative video, the manual is garbage,Thanks
thank you for taking the time to watch my video I'm glad I can help I'm glad I could assist
I hope that helps you Wyatt's Dad
My jackhammer very hitting how to Repair
That is not a spanner wrench.
I used gear oil ????
This is scheppach germany
made in China?
HOW THE HELL DO I PUT THE CHISEL IN THE PIN DOESNT MOVE
Pull and twist
Great video but your shoes don't match your pants.
You're the 1st person that got that lol
My ph 65 hammer very hitting problem slovetion please
Nasruddin Khan I need a little bit better explanation then that if you don't mind so I can solve your solve your problem
Wolvesr4ever38 my jackhammer very hitting how to Repair help please
Nasruddin Khan see if I understand this right your Hammer is not striking the blade this coming down for you to get a good hit first you need to go ahead and make sure you have enough oil in it most likely you already have have you changed out the oil did you also check your bushings the brushes sorry there's two of them on the on the demolition hammer need to check that it doors if there's no problem with those then you are going to have to tear it apart to make sure the fend if it's Teflon you may have to replace the fin if it's metal make sure there's no debris and no vents let me know if there's any more questions
I just got an XtremePower 2200w electric jack hammer similar looking to the one you have except the brand name. As I opened the cardboard box that the jack hammer and carrying case comes in, I found the box was soaked with oil at one end.
I opened the carrying case that the jack hammer comes in and one end was also soaked in oil. I found out where the oil was coming from, then end of the jack hammer where you attach the tools into. Did your jack hammer come soaked in oil? I got a reply from Xtremepower customer service telling me that it was common for the oil to leak out during shipment, and to add more oil.
They said if it continued to leak oil to return the jack hammer for replacement or refund. They also said to use 30 weight oil. I'm going to put 15w-40 in it and see if it all leaks out again.
You would think that they would tell you this stuff in the instruction manuals, but they don't, the manuals are cheap and worthless.
I agree that why I created my videos on the jackhammer
Oil no
This video could have been edited down to three minutes without losing any content.
Well thank you for taking the time to watch my video and I appreciate your comment did you enjoy your day