Backhoe Loader breaker

The Backhoe Loader Hydraulic Breaker Hammer is engineered for high-impact performance, transforming your backhoe loader into a powerful demolition tool. This breaker is perfect for a wide range of tasks such as rock breaking, concrete demolition, pavement removal, and more. Compact yet mighty, it provides an ideal solution for urban construction, roadwork, and heavy-duty tasks in confined spaces.

Built with simplicity in mind, the breaker is easy to install and maintain. Whether you are in a rental fleet, small business, or large contractor operation, this tool offers reliable, high-performance at a cost-effective price point.

Why Choose the Backhoe Loader Hydraulic Breaker Hammer?

1. Cost-effective Power: This breaker offers high impact energy at a fraction of the cost of larger equipment.
2. Increased Versatility: Unlike dedicated breakers, this tool is compatible with backhoe loaders already on your fleet, giving you more flexibility without the need for additional machines.
3. Compact Performance: It’s an ideal choice for tight spaces, small-scale jobs, and residential areas where maneuvering large machinery is a challenge.
4. Improved Jobsite Productivity: With its ease of attachment and quick operational readiness, you’ll spend more time breaking and less time setting up and maintaining equipment.
5. Low Maintenance Costs: Designed with durability in mind, this breaker has fewer components that wear out quickly. Routine checks and simple maintenance will keep your equipment running efficiently.

Installation and Setup Guide

• Step 1: Secure the breaker to the backhoe loader’s quick-attach mounting plate, ensuring it’s locked into place.
• Step 2: Connect the hydraulic hoses to the loader’s auxiliary circuit and verify the correct direction of flow. Ensure the hydraulic connections are tight to prevent leaks.
• Step 3: Ensure that the backhoe loader is stable and properly balanced for optimal performance. Use the bucket or stabilizers to reduce vibrations during operation.
• Step 4: Purge any air from the hydraulic system by running the breaker at low flow before operating under full load.
• Step 5: Begin breaking at a low impact frequency to ensure the breaker is functioning correctly, then gradually increase as necessary.
• Step 6: Periodically check for overheating or unusual noises to prevent damage to the breaker or backhoe loader.

Maintenance Checklist

Routine maintenance is key to extending the lifespan of your Backhoe Loader Hydraulic Breaker Hammer. Here’s a simple maintenance schedule:

Daily:

• Inspect hydraulic hoses and couplers for wear or leaks.
• Check for any unusual sounds or vibrations during operation.
• Grease the tool bushing and other moving parts.

Weekly:

• Inspect tool, pin, and bushing for wear or damage.
• Tighten bolts and screws on the attachment plate.
• Check hydraulic fluid levels and filters.

Monthly:

• Inspect all components for cracks, dents, or signs of excessive wear.
• Replace worn-out chisels or other components.
• Check the nitrogen charge (if equipped) and ensure it’s within specified range.

Every 500 Operating Hours:

• Conduct full service of the hydraulic system (cleaning, fluid change).
• Replace seals, bushings, and o-rings if necessary.

Tooling Options

We offer a variety of tools for different tasks, allowing you to get the most out of your breaker:

• Moil Point: Ideal for general rock and concrete breaking.
• Blunt Chisel: Perfect for demolition and large-scale concrete breaking.
• Asphalt Cutter: Designed for breaking through asphalt in roadwork or utility trenching.
• Flat Chisel: Best for prying and finishing surfaces.

Техника безопасности & лучшие практики

• Always use PPE: hard hat with face shield, hearing protection, gloves, safety boots, and high-visibility clothing.
• Keep the work area clear of non-essential personnel and bystanders.
• Inspect the breaker for damage before use.
• Use the breaker for vertical strikes to avoid excessive wear or damage.
• Do not use the breaker for lateral prying — stick to controlled impacts.
• Ensure the hydraulic system is functioning optimally and the breaker is properly greased and maintained.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the Backhoe Loader Hydraulic Breaker be used for large-scale demolition?
A: The Backhoe Loader Hydraulic Breaker is best suited for medium to light demolition work. For larger-scale projects, consider using an excavator-mounted breaker for higher impact energy.

Q: Does this breaker require special hydraulic requirements?
A: The breaker works with most backhoe loaders with auxiliary hydraulic systems. Ensure your loader’s flow and pressure match the breaker’s specifications (see user manual).

Q: Is it easy to replace the tool on the breaker?
A: Yes! The breaker uses easy-to-change tools, making it simple to swap out moil points or chisels depending on the task. No special tools are required for routine replacements.

Q: What’s the best way to store the breaker when not in use?
A: For long-term storage, clean the tool, check for any leaks, and ensure the hydraulic system is free from moisture. Store the breaker in a dry, sheltered area.