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Used Breaker Hammers

  • Bosch BH2760VCB Brute Breaker Hammer

    Bosch BH2760VCB Brute Breaker Hammer 1 1/8-inch-New

    • Manufacturer: Bosch
    • Model: Brute BH2760VCB
    • Machine weight: 28.67 kg

    The Bosch BH2760VC Brute Breaker Hammer delivers the best concrete removal rate in its class, impressive for a tool that weighs just 63 Lbs. Providing 1,000 BPM and 35 Ft.-Lbs. of impact energy, this tool can han...

    $1,650 USD
    New York, USA
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    Atlas Copco TEX 150 PE

    Atlas Copco TEX 150 PE – Pneumatic Breaking Hammer

    • Manufacturer: Atlas-Copco
    • Model: TEX 150 PE
    • Machine weight: 19.05 kg

    The Atlas Copco TEX 150 PE Pneumatic Breaking Hammer is a handheld breaking hammer designed for medium to heavy demolition of materials such as concrete, asphalt, and brickwork. Designed for vertical use. Length...

    Saskatoon, Canada
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    Atlas Copco TEX 150PE

    • Manufacturer: Atlas-Copco
    • Model: TEX 150 PE

    Ansfelden, Austria

Overview

Breaker hammers are heavy-duty hydraulic or pneumatic attachments used to demolish concrete, rock, and asphalt. Mounted on excavators, skid steers, or crawler loaders, they deliver repeated high-impact blows via a chisel to break material quickly. Choose models by blow energy, weight, and tool size to match your carrier and jobsite. Common uses include foundation removal, trenching, and quarry work where precise, powerful breaking is required.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used breaker hammer for a crawler loader?

Confirm the hammer’s blow energy, required hydraulic flow/pressure, and weight match your crawler loader. Inspect the tool bushings, piston, accumulator (if present), and body for wear or cracks. Ask for service records and check chisel condition and availability of spare parts.

How do I ensure safe shipping of a breaker hammer?

Ship on a flatbed with secure blocking and heavy-duty straps; protect exposed tools and hose fittings. Drain fluids if required and immobilize moving parts. Use a carrier experienced with heavy attachments and check local transport permits for oversized loads.

What routine maintenance keeps a breaker hammer reliable?

Daily greasing of the tool and bushings, checking hydraulic hoses and fittings, and monitoring mounting bolts. Replace worn chisels and bushings before damage occurs. Follow manufacturer service intervals for accumulator, seals, and oil changes.