Bello attrezzo

Using for post holes in combination with clam diggers. Hard pan goes away. Wore out a couple of these over years of crew work, ain't a 90# jack like we sometimes treated it. Very good demo hammer for intended use. I like it.

Hab den Abbruchhammer gekauft für die Sanierung eines alten 250 Jahren Bauernhauses.Super geeignet für Beton und am Boden.Auch für Wände verwnedbar, jedoch aufgrund der schwere nur bedingt.

RAS

Comprato per dei lavori casalinghi messo a disposizione dell’operaio a sgretolato un soppalco di cemento armato in 25 minuti veramente eccezionale makita numero uno vale i soldi spesi rapporto qualità prezzo eccezionale

Profesionale

Perfetto sto demolendo solai muri più di quello he mi aspettavo ho una impresa edile e mi ha dato soddisfazione vai makita numero 1

Demolito alcuni bagni. Demolito un pavimento di piastrelle di circa 400 piedi quadrati.

Un peu lourd pour une utilisation prolongée

Va alla grande con un prezzo vantaggioso

I had been reviewing and checking out various similar tools for about a 9 months. Finally found the cash and settled on this one. which i believe is a fairly new product. I am veyr pleased with it. it is hte right wieght to do some real work around hte house and yard but not a 70lb brute that will break you in a few minutes of use. this is the right weight, that i could continually use it all day long. It is also very quiet - my hearing is suspect but my wife commented on how quiet it was. you could (i stress could) have a conversation with someone while using this hammer but you would have to raise your voice well above normal. otehr hammers are much louder and can't talk within a 20 foot range of the tool while in use. It is fairly powerful and can break up concrete or limestone pretty quickly. my first makita cordless hammerdrill/driver is now 5 years old and still works great. So i am hoping that this tool will stand up for years to come as well. Build quality looks good and the case is up to Mikita standard, everything fits properly.8 years later and hours and hours, dug foundations in limestone for a house. still going strong although i hate to jinx it. after several tons of rock broken up, i can tell the chuck is a little bit more loose, i.e. wear and tear. i would definitely buy this tool again, just hope i don't ahve to anytime soon.