A breaker is not a pry tool FYI. Its better to break up the concrete and then peel it all away with a tooth bucket. Doing that leaves galling in the bushing and along the tool section above the scraper seal. It's a good way to end up resealing a breaker twice as often and creating a pathway for contamination into your skid steers hydraulics.
You need a cat breaker with more hitting and fast breaking power. and that operated was slow and didn't have a clue. started off on the right track but then he tried breaking to big of a piece and was all messed up. I would love that job(dream job) with my 753 bobcat with old school high flow and h55d cat breaker. I would blow through that way faster. The key is not to go up and down but just tilt the bucket like, the guy was doing at first kinda. Hit and Flip that concrete!
I agree it looks like a sweet job to have! A long section to break up and clear out is a lot better than trying to get to 3 small driveways in a day. CAT doesn't manufacture breakers they put their name on breakers they purchase and then sell them to customers. Also I'm not 100% sure about "Hit and Flip"... A breaker is not a pry tool and every operation manual states this.
1:41 Prying causes damage to bushings and pistons.
A breaker is not a pry tool FYI. Its better to break up the concrete and then peel it all away with a tooth bucket. Doing that leaves galling in the bushing and along the tool section above the scraper seal. It's a good way to end up resealing a breaker twice as often and creating a pathway for contamination into your skid steers hydraulics.
You need a cat breaker with more hitting and fast breaking power. and that operated was slow and didn't have a clue. started off on the right track but then he tried breaking to big of a piece and was all messed up. I would love that job(dream job) with my 753 bobcat with old school high flow and h55d cat breaker. I would blow through that way faster. The key is not to go up and down but just tilt the bucket like, the guy was doing at first kinda. Hit and Flip that concrete!
I agree it looks like a sweet job to have! A long section to break up and clear out is a lot better than trying to get to 3 small driveways in a day.
CAT doesn't manufacture breakers they put their name on breakers they purchase and then sell them to customers. Also I'm not 100% sure about "Hit and Flip"... A breaker is not a pry tool and every operation manual states this.