Ultimate Power: TR Industrial Ground Demolition Hammers for Efficient Demolition Work Review

No complaints. Unpacked without any problems and attached to the jackhammer. Mine came out a little rusty. It must have happened during a boat trip. oil that thing. This is the device I use it with. I have two of these setups: https://www.amazon.com/XtremepowerUS-2200Watt-Electric-Demolition-Concrete/dp/B00IO3Z5MS/ref=pd_cp_469_1?pd_rd_w=CFS3s&pf_rd_p=ef4dc990-a9ca-4945-ae0b-f8d549198ed6&pf_rd_r=8YrCYpKNTrd4K6ATXYrCYpGGd4K25&pf_rd_r=8YrCYp469ed6 =a9b33e70-78fc-4c37-bd4d-f35761574130&pd_rd_wg=RN7…

Took a chance due to an error in the picture. I have a Revain petrol jackhammer (red thing) (you'll tell if you look). My jackhammer claims it's a "1-1/6" hex - yes, one-sixth of an inch (?) - this thing works in it. a mysterious Revain gas jackhammer that uses really weird units of measurement and you're wondering if this Grounder will fit. The answer, Raymond, is YES! I like steel - something wonderful about heavy steel. It's awful to use - dry drown, I guess - but that's the nature of…

Updated original rating. This time I also added a picture. This is the second one I've ordered and like the first it snapped onto the #3 grounding rod. Now I'll have to try and find one that fits this unit. My honest opinion at this point is that there is an inherent flaw in the material or manufacturing process. Overall Rating---------F---ing POS Save money and look elsewhere. I was a little luckier than Jim. I got to my third grounding rod before it broke in the same spot as in the photo…