🔨 Unleash Power and Precision: TR Industrial TR89305 Electric Demolition Tool Review

The oil filler plug had a bad thread. I filled in the oil, being very careful not to over-tighten or over-tighten (a pet peeve of mine and why I never go to "quick-lubes"), but the threads were too loose/fine. The connector is not properly tightened. The plug fell out within 1 hour of use and spilled oil on the leg and floor. Reordered in the hope that this is an anomaly and not a normal manufacturing issue. If so I will come back for a refund. ***EDIT: *** A new hammer arrived and the oil…

is a great tool and hits hard. but the bit receiver was not handled properly. I had to grind all 4 bits to get them to slide properly. In addition, all bits have a notch on the back so that they are at a 90-degree angle to the handle when inserted. Look at the photos in their ad and you can clearly see the lock is on the side but the bits are notched in the front. why they would sell a defective product is beyond me. My solution was to remove the bottom of the hammer and rotate it. The bits are

Solid car. Arrived well packaged. A plastic case on wheels with top and side handles is very convenient for transporting the instrument. The tool arrived filled with oil and within 8 hours of use there were no leaks and none of the screws/bolts came loose. Use it horizontally and also lift it 3 feet off the ground to the top of the knee wall that needed to be ripped off. Start in a small area, establish a fracture line, and gradually push away from it. See where the cracked concrete leads you…