Hammer for demolishing sidewalks and the like

Mining or in situ disintegration of hard material – Hard material disintegrating machines – Floor-working

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404 90, E01C 2312

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056623852

ABSTRACT:
A hammer for demolishing sidewalks and the like comprises a hammer coupled to a backhoe or skid steer loader for actuation thereby. The hammer head is mounted to a main spring which is clamped at one end to a backhoe or the bucket of a skid steer loader. Leaf springs of descending lengths are positioned adjacent the upper and lower surfaces of the main spring and affixed to the bucket or backhoe with a clamp. The springs on the upper surface of the main spring force the main spring downwardly during a hammer stroke initiated by the backhoe or bucket while the return springs force the hammer head upwardly after the stroke. The leaf spring arrangement adds a considerable whipping action to the hammer impact. The bucket is protected from excessive force generated by the whipping hammer head by the damping action of the leaf springs.

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patent: 2901232 (1959-08-01), Lewis
patent: 3864793 (1975-02-01), Guest
patent: 4457645 (1984-07-01), Klochko
patent: 5234282 (1993-08-01), Osborn

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