Mini Skid Steer Concrete Breaker

Yes, the Skid Pro Mini Concrete Breaker can effectively break through asphalt surfaces. With an impact energy of up to 450 ft. lbs., it is well-suited for tasks like removing old asphalt driveways or parking lots.

While the breaker is powerful, breaking reinforced concrete depends on factors such as the thickness of the concrete and the density of the reinforcement. For heavily reinforced structures, additional tools or larger equipment, along with a mini skid steer concrete breaker attachment, may be necessary.

Safety is paramount when operating a mini skid steer concrete breaker. Here are some key precautions:​

• Always wear eye and hearing protection to guard against flying debris and noise. ​
• Before operation, confirm that the breaker is securely attached to the skid steer and that all hydraulic connections are intact.​
• Keep bystanders away from the work area to prevent injuries from flying debris.​

• Position the breaker perpendicular to the surface to ensure effective breaking and reduce the risk of the tool.

• Do not operate the breaker when it is not in contact with the material, as this can cause damage to the equipment.

Yes, the Skid Pro mini concrete breaker can be used to break small to medium-sized rocks. Its cushioned drive system and N2 gas design provide the necessary elasticity and durability for such tasks.

If your concrete breaker is not functioning properly, consider the following steps:

• Check hydraulic connections: Ensure all hydraulic hoses are securely connected and free from leaks.​
• Inspect hydraulic fluid levels: Low hydraulic fluid can affect performance; verify that fluid levels are adequate.​
• Examine the breaker tool: Look for signs of wear or damage on the breaker tool and replace it if necessary.​
• Consult the operator’s manual: For detailed troubleshooting steps, refer to the Skid Pro Mini Concrete Breaker Quick Start Guide. ​
• Contact Skid Pro support: If issues persist, contact Skid Pro’s 24-hour customer service for assistance.