TOMAHAWK 4 HP Honda Vibratory Rammer Jumping Jack Tamper with Honda GX120R Engine Compaction Force 3,550 lbs. per square ft (TR68H Rammer)
Brand: Tomahawk Power

Delivering low emission and noise with its dependable four stroke Honda GX120R engine, the Tomahawk TR68H Tamping Rammer is the supreme compaction tool; perfectly balanced to deliver controlled, skillful jumping motions, without causing any decline to impact force. Utilizing its specially crafted throttle level for smooth operation and heavy shock mount-system, the TR68H’s 13 in. x 11 in.’ laminated wood and steel shoe is able to absorb and resist the strongest vibration shock on the toughest jobsite applications. Its light weight design offers optimum compaction depth and high speed performance, delivering an incredible 3,550 lbs. per square ft. Tough and trustworthy, its protective top frame cover and innovative engine side cover guard protect the engine and recoil starter, eliminating any potential harm during operation. For even greater durability, the TR68H features a plastic, rust-free oil tank and German manufactured polyurethane, ribbed bellow, offering longer life and extended use. Its adaptability makes it the optimal rammer for ease and convenience, with the help of a specially engineered trolley kit, for simple loading and easy transportation.
TR68H Rammer Features
121cc / 4 HP Honda GXR120
Laminated 13 in. x 11 in. wood and steel shoe
Incredible compaction force of 3,550 lbs. per square ft.
Compaction of cohesive and granular soils, up to 26 in.
3-in-One Fuel System to easy start-up and longer engine life
Dual Air Filter Design to run longer in the dirtiest conditions
Lifting handles and rollers for easy loading and unloading
German manufactured polyurethane, ribbed bellow extends service life.

121cc / 4 HP Honda GXR120 engine with 3 Year Warranty
Compactor force of 3,550 lbs. per square ft
Tamper achieves 98% to 100% compaction on nuclear tests
Jumping Jack 13 in. x 11 in. steel shoe plate
Lifting handles and rollers for easy loading and unloading