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Skid Steer 750 Hydraulic Concrete Breaker For Sale | SSHH-750A

Name: Skid Steer 750 Hydraulic Concrete Breaker For Sale | SSHH-750A - williamstractors.com
Price: 1587.76 USD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $1,764.18.Current price is: $1,587.76.

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Technical Details

Working Weight	1000 lbs
Working Pressure	210PSI
Working Flow	13-24 GPM (50-90 L/min)
Impact Rate	500-800 BPM
Impact Energy	785 Joule
Chisel Diameter	3” (75mm)
Hydraulic Hose Diameter	1/2″
Package Dimensions	50.39″ × 24.01″ × 23.62″
Shipping Weight	1091.28 lbs

Solutions to common problems

The hammer is not working after the installation

Improper bushing replacement. Refit the inner bushing. Make sure to use the original.
Quick couplers are installed wrong. Check connectors and replace them as needed.
Supply hoses have been reversed. The pressure line from the pump must be connected to the port marked IN. The return line connects to the port marked OUT.
Nitrogen pressure is too high, Release nitrogen and recharge as needed.

Why does the hydraulic hammer suddenly stop hammering?

The backhead pressure is too high. Release nitrogen and recharge as specified.
The backhead is filled with oil. Disassemble the back head and replace the seal.
The control valve is stuck. Disassemble and clean the valve, and replace the worn valve.
Oil flow is not sufficient. Repair the pump, and adjust the hammer valve.

Features

Skid steer Concrete Breaker SSHH750 loader: 45-100HP
Maximized power-to-weight ratio breaking strength

Nitrogen pressure

Product Overview

Designed for use with 45-100HP medium to large skid steer loaders, the AGT-SSHH-750A hydraulic breaker hammer gets hard jobs done with ease.

With a 3’’ (75mm) diameter moil point chisel, this hammer is perfect for medium to large jobs including construction, demolition, excavating, and landscaping.

An impact rate of 500-800 BPM combined with 223-240 PSI working flow pressure makes this a versatile and efficient breaking hammer for breaking driveways, demolishing concrete structures, and digging holes.