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| WILL1E Moderator
 | # Posted: 19 Apr 2021 02:42pm Reply
 
 
 Quoting: gcrank1 did you chat with them about thatI did and apparently i look to much like a city fella and they attributed it to operator error.
 
 
 Quoting: Brettny Electric jack hammers have about a 90lb hit. Almost 2x the hit.It was like a warm knife cutting through butter when i did it last time.  Shame on me for thinking a purpose built tool would work better than a modified one!
 
 
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| NorthRick Member
 | # Posted: 19 Apr 2021 04:34pm Reply
 
 
 Quoting: WILL1E I did and apparently i look to much like a city fella and they attributed it to operator error.
 
    I've gotten that reaction before we I've walked into a place over dressed. 
 
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| gcrank1 Member
 | # Posted: 19 Apr 2021 04:46pm - Edited by: gcrank1 Reply
 
 Who'ed a ever thought jeans and a flannel buffalo paid shirt would be overdressed!
 I had something similar happen. So I asked 'em to show me how it was 'supposed to work'. Didnt work for them either. I got a refund.
 
 
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| Brettny Member
 | # Posted: 20 Apr 2021 06:13am Reply
 
 
 Quoting: WILL1E It was like a warm knife cutting through butter when i did it last time. Shame on me for thinking a purpose built tool would work better than a modified one!I bet it was.  A 80lb hammer with a 80lb blow has alot more inertia than the fence post driver...I would think.
 
 
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