Cement Breaker for BX23S

[Kendrix]

Anyone ever locate a cement breaker that will work with the bx23s? If so where, and what has your experience been like with it, if one exists?

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I don't think it's possible, nowhere near enough tractor of hydraulics to run a cement breaker!

 

[GreensvilleJay]

If I really,really needed one I'd just build a selfpowered,SSQA concrete breaker but ONLY if it was cheaper than renting one.
I'm currently in the design stage of a 48" 2 stage snowblower( yeah 90*F here...) it'll be selfpowered SSQA ,a LOT cheaper than the Kubota $5000 unit and being SSQA I won't loose easy access to the loader.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

If I really,really needed one I'd just build a selfpowered,SSQA concrete breaker but ONLY if it was cheaper than renting one.
I'm currently in the design stage of a 48" 2 stage snowblower( yeah 90*F here...) it'll be selfpowered SSQA ,a LOT cheaper than the Kubota $5000 unit and being SSQA I won't loose easy access to the loader.

How do you plan on powering it?

 

[shiraz627]

Harbor freight jackhammer if the job is not to big!

 

[Kendrix]

I don't think it's possible, nowhere near enough tractor of hydraulics to run a cement breaker!

Renting one is not that all awful. I took out a bunch of cement and eventually rented an electric hilti. Took care of my cement issue in about 30 minutes. Was hoping for one for the kubota. Thank you for your response, NIW.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Was hoping for one for the kunota.

That's a good one.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

re. My SSQA SB unit
I'm using a 14HP OHV Chinese clone of the Honda engine to power 2 ,24" snowblower units bolted side by side.Linear actuaors for chute heights,surplus drills for the directional(left-right) control. All controlled from one $7 joystick.
Jay

 

[Kendrix]

I don't think it's possible, nowhere near enough tractor of hydraulics to run a cement breaker!

That's a good one.

HAHA. Edited.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

re. My SSQA SB unit
I'm using a 14HP OHV Chinese clone of the Honda engine to power 2 ,24" snowblower units bolted side by side.Linear actuaors for chute heights,surplus drills for the directional(left-right) control. All controlled from one $7 joystick.
Jay

You gotta post a picture or two of that setup!