Bosch 11224VSRK 7/8" Pistol Grip SDS Rotary Hammer with Case
BoschShipping weight: 11.4 pounds
ASIN: B00006AG7E
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The Bosch 11224VSRK 7/8" pistol grip SDS rotary hammer with D-handle design and lightweight body give extra control, especially in overhead applications.
Features:
- 6.9-amp motor delivers 0-1,100 rpm and 0-6,150 bmp
- D-handle design for extra control
- Vario-lock chuck allows for user positioning of chisel
- Reversible rotation for fastening applications
- Includes bonus 5-piece SDS bit and narrow Chisel a $29.99 value
From the Manufacturer
The best just turned turned 20 years old! The 20th anniversary bulldog has a 6.9 amp motor delivers 0 to 1,100 rpm and 0 to 6,150 bpm of concrete pounding power. The D-handle design and lightweight body give extra control, especially in overhead applications. Vario-lock positioning allows users to rotate and lock chisel into 36 different positions for the optimum work angle. Operates in hammer only, drill only, and hammer with rotation modes for versatility. Rotation is reversible for fastening applications. 20th anniversary bulldog includes bonus 5-piece SDS bit and narrow chisel.
Customer Reviews:
My experience with the 11224VSR Rotary Hammer, September 26, 2002
Reviewer: A home improvement enthusiast from Oakdale, California United States
I do a lot of brick work, and found myself having to install footings over and in a lot of hardpan. I bought the Bosch Rotary Hammer hoping I could avoid all the pick work which was killing my back. I have to say this machine worked great. I used a chisel bit and it cut through the hardpan like butter. I was able to form my footings by cutting the exact size in the hard soil. I am writing this review because after a couple of weeks of 8 hour days using this Hammer, I realized that in addition to saving my back, the machine was quite durable.
Later I cut through a bunch of cement flashing along my house foundation to lay some footings and again the Bosch did a great job. Oh.. I did try drilling some holes in concrete with complete success. I recommend the Bosch rotary hammer, one of my favorite tools!!