I've been happy with my Bosch 11316EVS. It is heavy enough to drive rods
and that is what it gets used for mostly.
-Matt
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 4:29 PM, jay wrote:
> HI All,
>
> Any recommendations for a demo hammer, and where to get.
>
> I don’t use it much, but for digging holes, and install
We have a range of hammers from battery to a unit that comes on it's own
trolley. You won't have a lot of success driving ground rods with a light
weight hammer, the one we like for that is almost too heavy for one person
to lift.
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 8:56 PM, MDElectricSolar . wrote:
> I purc
I purchased one of the larger Makita roto hammers, after the bosch was just
too light to drive ground rods, the Makita has NO problem driving a ground
rod in most soils. Can't go wrong with Makita, they make the best tools.
Mike Nelson
MD Electric & Solar
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 2:27 PM, frenergy
Jay,
Several years ago I saw a review on 7-8-9 or so Rotary hammers
(accepts SDS, max bits) in the Journal of Light Construction and their
top one was the Hitachi DH40MR, so I bought it and have been happy with
it. I too thought it was the tool for installing ground rods, they even
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Milwaukee SDS Max - Had 1 for 20+ years and you can get a ground rod driver tip
& core up to 4" concrete - Great investment!
Dana Orzel
Great Solar Works, Inc - NABCEP # 051112-136
E - d...@solarwork.com - Web - sola
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