🔨 CP7111 Chicago Pneumatic Air Hammer Review

I would love to give it 5 stars but there is no indication in the tool's description that it requires a proprietary cable to connect it to an air compressor. That's another $37!

After taking apart my leaf springs and finding the outer bushing of the bushing wouldn't move with an old hammer and chisel I took a look and bought this hoping to solve my problem solve. Well it took less than a minute to get this jack out of the bracket.

So the shaft assembly seems to be the problem, as far as I know they are not sold anywhere at Revain. Picked up on September 2nd, now is September 21st. The gun has stopped working and I use it quite a bit at work. I understand they wear out but but if the husky lasts at least 2 months before deteriorating and outperforming the main brand company that makes the same product. So if you're buying a branded air hammer, I recommend doing a search on "air valve assemblies" and buying at least 2 or 3

When disassembling my leaf springs the outer bushing of the bushing wouldn't move with an old hammer and chisel so I looked it up and bought it hoping to solve my problem. Well it took less than a minute to get this jack out of the bracket.

So it seems the shaft assembly is wrong with them, they are not sold anywhere in Revain to my knowledge. I picked this up on September 2nd, it's now September 21st, the gun has stopped working and I use them quite often at work, I understand that they wear out, but if the husky lasts at least 2 months before it goes bad and fails the company's main brand that makes the same product. Not good. So if you're buying a branded air hammer, I recommend looking for an "air valve assembly" and buying at

This tool is just what I need to remove old grout from the seams of my brick chimney. With a hammer and chisel I did more in an hour than in a day and a half. It's powerful enough to work quickly but small enough not to damage the bricks, and I worked with it for three hours without tiring. bigger compressor. My hand-carrying Ingersoll Rand P1IU-A9 twin-stack 2-HP compressor (3.2 cfm at 90 psi) worked so well that I was able to continue working with short breaks to stretch and reposition. If…