John Deere added the HH20C, HH40C, HH60C and HH80C hydraulic hammer attachments to its Worksite Pro attachment lineup. The hydraulic hammers are designed to work with select John Deere G- and E-series skid-steers and compact track loaders, G-series compact excavators and most competitive models.
With 30 percent fewer parts, rebuild times are reduced to one hour versus eight hours, and an exclusive tool retention system enables quick installation and removal using only one small screwdriver, the company said.
The hydraulic hammers require grease every two hours of operation and have a 1,000-hour service interval.
Five-bit options on the hydraulic hammers include:
- Standard moil point suitable for breaking concrete or medium-hard, unstratified rock;
- Optional chisel point for concrete flatwork, walls around rebar or breaking into a precut line;
- Optional spade for most concrete, asphalt cutting and all earthworks in soft, unstratified rock;
- Optional compacting plate for single-machine prep of dirt for concrete pads and fencing; and
- Optional pyramid point used to break hard, reinforced concrete as well as sediment (only available on the HH20C and HH40C).
“The hydraulic hammers are an exceptional addition to our line of Worksite Pro attachments that increase the versatility of any compact machine,” said Gregg Zupancic, product marketing manager, John Deere Construction & Forestry. “We developed this line of hammers to be a faster and easier-to-maintain solution, so operators can focus on getting the most productivity from their equipment as possible.”
The new attachments are backed by John Deere parts, service and warranty coverage.
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