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Used Demolition Machinery in Utah, USA

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    Hydraulic Hammer

    Hydraulic Hammer

      For sale is a hydraulic breaker. This fits 160 size track Hoe up to 300 size track Hoe, 40000 pound to 60000 lb excavator size machine. This features a 3.5 inch pin diameter, 20.75 inch center of pin boss to cent...

      $8,500 USD

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      Est. $167/mo

      Utah, USA
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      Excavator Hydraulic Hammer

      Excavator Hydraulic Hammer

        EXCAVATOR HYDRAULIC JACK HAMMER 10,000 LB FITS A CAT 345 / 349 SIZE EXCAVATOR 6 1/2" SHANK BY 40" LONG 100 MM PIN ON THE FRONT 80 MM PIN ON THE BACK 17 1/2" BETWEEN THE EARS 23" CENTER TO CENTER OF PINS

        $16,500 USD

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        Est. $324/mo

        Hildale, UT
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        Excavator Hydraulic Hammer

        Excavator Hydraulic Hammer

          Like new!! 2021 excavator hydraulic hammer Epiroc 120T CL brand/model New 4 1/2" diameter shank Fits a 200-size excavator 80 mm pin size 13 1/4" between the ears 18 1/4" center-to-center of pins

          $15,500 USD

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          Est. $304/mo

          Hildale, UT

        Overview

        Hydraulic hammers, also known as hydraulic breakers, are powerful tools used in construction and demolition to break through concrete, rock, and other hard materials. They are typically attached to excavators or other heavy machinery, making them versatile for a variety of heavy-duty applications.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used hydraulic hammer?

        Check for signs of wear and tear, such as cracks or leaks. Verify the operating hours and maintenance history. Ensure compatibility with your existing machinery.

        How do I ensure the hydraulic hammer is shipped safely?

        Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy equipment. Ensure the hammer is securely fastened and protected against potential damage during transit.

        What maintenance does a hydraulic hammer require?

        Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting hoses and connections for leaks, and replacing worn-out parts. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for the best results.