HiKOKI 18kg electric jackhammer for breaking concrete, tiles and rock. $60 half day (4 hours), $90 full day, point and chisel included.

Around Heidelberg, Ivanhoe and Greensborough, renovations often mean breaking out old concrete paths, patios and bathroom floors, and digging on a slope can hit rock or hard clay. An 18kg electric jackhammer has the hitting power for all of it and is still light enough for one person.
A point for concrete and rock, a chisel for tiles and clean edges, and the carry case. It runs on 240V mains power, so there’s no fuel. Collect it, or we’ll bring it out with your skip or machine.
Breaking concrete, brick and tiles creates crystalline silica dust, which is dangerous to breathe. Wet the area with a garden hose as you go. We don’t supply safety gear, so bring your own: a properly fitted P2 respirator, safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and steel-capped boots. Use a power point with an RCD (safety switch), and check for buried pipes and cables with Before You Dig Australia first.

| Hire | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Half day (4 hours) | $60 | Point and chisel included |
| Full day | $90 | Point and chisel included |
| Bond | $0 / $300 | No bond with a skip or machine; $300 for the jackhammer on its own |
Specs: HiKOKI H 65SB3 demolition hammer, 18 kg, 1,400 W on 240 V mains, 30 mm hex bits. Pair it with our K770 demo saw, an excavator and a concrete-only skip to remove a slab in one go. Skip on the road? We arrange the Banyule permit for you.
See also: excavators · Dingo · dumpers & barrows · concrete saw
Ring us to check it’s free and book it with your skip.