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Updated: September 4th, 2008 12:19 PM EDT
Fine-Tune Your Breaker Selection
Demolition Attachments
Dust suppression technology can prevent dust and debris from working its way into bushings and tool areas, prolonging the life of these components.
If the object to be broken is in the ground, more energy will be required to break it, since the surrounding soil will absorb some of the impact energy. Consequently, a larger breaker may be required to complete the task in the time allotted.
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"Like every aspect of the hammer, you want to find the median between the largest hammer size for both your carrier and application," Smith comments. "Most manufacturers publish recommended carrier weight ranges for their attachments, so be sure to check the specification."
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