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Question: Can a 5/8" ground rod be chucked directly into this Roto-Hammer?
Document: I purchased my last Roto-Hammer in 1977 and it was the best available. This Roto-Hammer cuts 1" holes in old concrete like my old one cuts 1/2" holes. Great tool.
I used this to drill through 8&#34; of concrete with a 2&#34; bit with no issues. It is very easy on the wrist unlike the older hitachi I have. It also works great as chipping hammer.
I am a serious DIY guy. My latest project required running 1 inch PVC conduit through 2 concrete walls. I purchased the Bosch 11240 SDS-max Combination hammer and a 1 3/8 inch Bosch SDS-max masonry bit. My 2 walls are 8 inch cinder block filled with concrete and one of the 2 walls also has a 3 1/2 inch brick veneer. I was able to penetrate both walls in approx 2 minutes and 3 minutes respectively.
Bosch SDS Max works great!! I have had great out come with there hammer drills as long as they have been in the market.
But beware this hammer will not fit any of the &#34;plus&#34; tools without the adapter. Amazon fail to warn the customer about this.
Their offering looks almost identical but weighs one pound more and develops about half a foot-pound less force.The only drawback is the lack of a rotary-only (no hammer) drill feature. This is a super common feature on SDS-Plus drills, but I don't really see any SDS-Max drills with it. Not a big deal to me.
I bought this to replace my older round hex style Bosch hammer so I would have a wider variety of SDS max bits to choose from. This particular tool is great for medium demo work or drilling holes for electrical or plumbing lines thru foundations. And it's Bosch so it should last forever
On the product details of seller's description is written: Origin Germany. You must know that this item is made in China. I DONT SAY IS FAKE but i just wanted to mention that. My other bosch tools are made in Germany......anyway.This rotary hammer is very powerful and I believe is the best for its category (13-14 pounds).
I had to break up some old concrete fence post bases. Started by renting a 35 pound Makita demo hammer, which did the job but was very difficult to maneuver. (The concrete is buried and irregularly shaped, so it requires a little more finesse than, say, breaking up a slab.) Decided to try one of these instead and I'm glad I did.
I Am Not A Contractor - But I Do Work Around My House(home improvement). I Purchased This "hammer" withThe Spaid-bit. It Will Go Through Just About Anything.I Have Used It To Remove Asphalt ; Compacted Dirt & RockAnd Clay. So Far Nothing Has Stopped It !! !Saved My MUCH money Because I Did'nt Have To Hire Anybody.
Answer: no