A 905 might be a quick n easy way to knock out a couple yards of 'crete, but beyond that....... call in for some air power.
Hilti TE 905 oppinions
I have a large slab on grade floor to trench to completely change and move around the plumbing drains/vents ect. I plan on cutting the trenches in the 4" thick non reinforced slab with a concrete saw and then jackhammering.
Is the Hilti TE 905 potent enough to handle this job or should i rent/buy a 90 lb. air jackhammer.
Is the Hilti TE 905 potent enough to handle this job or should i rent/buy a 90 lb. air jackhammer.
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