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DRKhorse Hydraulic Breakers (Excavator)

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DRKhorse Hydraulic Breakers for excavators deliver exceptional breaking power for concrete, rock, and asphalt demolition. Engineered for demanding jobsites to boost productivity and cut labor time significantly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size excavator do I need for a DRKhorse hydraulic breaker?

DRKhorse offers breaker models sized for mini excavators starting at 1 ton through full-size machines up to 30 tons. Always match the breaker's weight class and operating pressure to your excavator's hydraulic specifications for peak breaking force.

How does an excavator-mounted breaker outperform a skid steer breaker for demolition?

An excavator-mounted breaker delivers greater reach, deeper boom positioning, and higher impact energy than skid steer models. This makes it ideal for breaking large concrete slabs, retaining walls, and bedrock where precise angled impact matters.

What type of chisel should I use for rock versus concrete breaking?

Moil point chisels concentrate force for fracturing hard rock and reinforced concrete. Blunt chisels work best on asphalt and softer concrete. Wedge chisels split layered rock and flat concrete slabs along natural fracture lines.

Can a DRKhorse hydraulic breaker be used underwater or in wet conditions?

Yes. DRKhorse hydraulic breakers are sealed to operate in wet conditions including shallow underwater applications such as breaking concrete in drainage ditches, waterway walls, and submerged foundations where conventional equipment cannot access.

How do I know when to replace the chisel bushing on my hydraulic breaker?

Replace the bushing when visible wear, excessive chisel play, or oil leakage around the chisel appears. Operating with a worn bushing reduces impact energy transfer, accelerates internal damage, and shortens the breaker's overall service life.

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