Review on 💥 Powerful XtremepowerUS 2200Watt Electric Demolition Concrete Breaker by Deshaun Fisher

Incredible. My $1400 Bosch failed after 10 years. Got it until I could find parts for the old Bosch. I'm not looking for parts now. This thing is impressive. At the age of 50, I made myself a trail 8 feet wide and 100 feet 4 inches deep in 2 days. Yes, the bits are hardened. It has a 15 ampere plug, although it says 2200 watts. According to Kilowatt, it consumes 1870 watts at 120 volts. Be sure to use a 12ga extension for trails up to 100 feet. Tried it on my 14ga but the voltage drop was severe and stressed the instrument. Nice thing is that the patent on this design has expired so anyone can build it now. This is the same design my grandfather used in the 1960's. Yes, it's old school, but buy a set of welding gloves to 'soften' the blows. Is it really $159? Don't forget to add oil as well, it only comes with a drop of test oil or it will burn. The manual says Shell Rotella, diesel engine oil 40w. Came with a retorque wrench, oil sight glass remover. Very sharp, blunt lure with 1 1/2 wide spatula. Sorry for the long review but these were the answers I was looking for before purchasing. The only downside is that the case is very cheap plastic and had cracks, but I don't need it. The impact force is actually between 37 and 41 pounds, which is pretty impressive. Be careful when using, it's very easy, especially when you get tired, put the tool on your foot, which blocks the air, cold air intake, and the engine heats up quickly. Anyway, for you Union folks who will bark at me for it (I've spent thousands of years trying to buy an American if possible), this hammer does what $900 hammers do. Laughed all the way to the bank.