💪 Powerful and Reliable: Chicago Pneumatic CP7150K Air Hammer for Efficient Pneumatic Jobs Review

I've had mine for about 6 months totaling about 15-20 minutes of combined use when the trigger stopped working properly. As soon as I connect it to the air hose it starts knocking. Not 100%, but 10-15%. And it's really weird because there is NO trigger. It was always 100% on or off, not in between. I just put a sole fork on it and use it to separate the tie rod end from the ball joints. It hits really hard but it can't relax the trigger and get a nice light smooth launch and then flat out, all…

I had an original 715 zipper gun that was already in good condition when I got it 15 years ago. I used it when working on cars. Worked especially well when installing A-arm suspension bushings and cutting rivets in the radius arm bushing bracket on Ford trucks. Now I work with trailers. Last week I replaced half the floor rails, side panels and stanchions on a wrecked trailer, all riveted (hundreds). My original 715 is finally cracked. Although it still works, the barrel comes off too easily. I

I was trying to remove a Nissan Titan (4x4) front hub bearing and it made fun of a 5 pound slide hammer I borrowed from a local auto parts store, so i also tried it on my craftsman air hammer and the stock also enjoyed it. I ordered the CP7150 as it was the closest thing to "Big Nasty" without a $200 price increase. I'm not saying it's as good as the "Big Nasty" but I put a 5ft pole and Milton quick coupler on it as soon as it came out. I also have all Milton High Flow on my compressor lines. I