Customer Reviews for 2200W Demolition Jack Hammer Electric Concrete Breaker 2 Chisel

We have used this tool on several jobs to remove tile and stone from concrete slabs. Also used to break concrete around plumbing where precision is needed. It has worked flawlessly. Only wish it had a carrying case.

I was in the construction industry for 12 years, this has a metal casing and works as good as any I've ever used. Would be nice if they would recommend what oil to use, most people wouldn't know.

Im glad i listened to the reviews and bought this demo hammer! Its alot more powerful than i thought it would be for the price. It paid for itself after using it for a few days instead of renting one for 80 dollars a day. It comes with everything u need except the oil.

Bought to create a trench around my basement floor for drainage. Hard work but it did the job.

Works great on breaking 6” concrete, we used it to day to break up some steps that we are repouring. It made for quick and easy work in breaking up the concrete. The hammer has some weight to it. It’s all metal construction. We had a smaller lady delivering the mail the day it arrived, so we had to get it off the postal truck. We only got safety instructions in our shipment but there several good instruction videos on utube and Pinterest that also tell you what type of oil you will need.

No complaints, happy with the product, thx.

Absolutely nothing bad to say hammer is strong and efficient exactly what I needed 70 year old concrete in my basement

I bought this breaker to take out a large concrete wine press (about a 2.5 by 3 ft cube) in my basement that was not being used and taking up space. this thing was absolutely awesome for breaking up all the stone I have little more to go but attached a picture of the progress.

This Hammer worked great for what I was trying to do with it. Unlike a lot of people I'm actually trying to break up boulders that I dug out for a foundation. Most of these are sandstone and break up relatively fast. If I could physically be able to handle running it longer it would go really fast. I feel the weight of the jackhammer is just right for what I'm doing. If it was a heavier hammer I would not be able to go from the side and go at an angle with it without hurting myself. I will say it gets pretty warm by the time I am too tired to keep going but this was on a 90° day in Ohio. So we both get a little rest (the hammer and I) at the right time. It's a nice tool to have and not worrying about getting it back to a rental place is worth the cost to me. I also bought the shovel attachment just in case I needed to dig some hard ground. I'm just using the backhoe instead but the shovel is nice and heavy duty and will break rock also. I would definitely buy again if it lasts through these rocks. The picture is of some of the boulders before I busted them up. I got them down to softball and volleyball size and plan on using them for fill under my floor.

Can’t believe how well this works. I thought for sure that for the price it would be just okay. The instructions... well, they are not really instructions. But it’s pretty self explanatory if you are a hands on person. Happy digging everybody!