Heavy Duty Electric Concrete Demolition Jack Hammer Kit, 2200W

Digging holes for landscaping used to take a week. I'd work as long as I could with a 5 pound pick axe.This cuts through the rocks with minimal effort. It's changed what used to be a weeks work into a single afternoon. The two different drill heads are a nice addition. Has been running flawlessly since purchase.

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This small jack hammer works pretty well. I used it to break up 4 1/2" concrete with no problems. It make quick work of large pieces that I repurposed for a small patio. I also used it on a couple concrete fence posts with no problems. For the price, you can't beat it.

It's a great hammer to do most demolition jobs. I've used it a few times and it delivered impressive performance each time. It is heavy, but I guess it needs to be heavy to do the jobs it is meant to do

I bought this to break up concrete and clay hard pan. It does a great job at that, it’s overly loud, and it’s too heavy. Solid product.

Came with no instructions. You have to add oil and pull pin to install hammer bit. Then you have to lean on it to keep impacts going. Even with these little problems , it got the job done. Four piers are now rubble.

We demoed our old back porch brick and it did a wonderful job. No instructions necessary!

I live in a desert area where there has been ancient Glaser activity and the soil 2 feet down is like soft sand and below that it's like river rock highly compressed into sand stone. If your trying to put a fence post in, a post hole digger comes to a stop at the 2 foot depth. The gas powered post hole diggers for rent in my area will only dig down 2 feet.. My local rental co.'s wanted $100 a day to rent a tool like this and so for the price I thought for this tool would be worth a try. It will break up the clusters of rock and I found I had to use a dog doo scooper to get the rocks out of the post hole. If your in a situation like this my advice is to keep the tool cooling vents away from the soil because the tool isn't long enough if you have to dig 3 feet or more to hit solid ground.