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When working large wide objects,
it is efficient to work little by little from the edge
to the center and do not punch continuously the same point
for more than 30 seconds. Careful, if you strike one part
for a long time without any moving, then this can cause
damages. |
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Inclining the chisel to the
surface of crushing one can cause breakages of chisels,
or can accelerate abrasion of the ring bushing and the
front cover. |
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Dropping the breakers not only
gives no crushing forces but also can cause critical damages
to the breakers and equipments. It is desirable to operate
all the time by locating the chisel safely onto the object
to be crushed. |
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When Chisels hits the objects
like concretes that relatively flat and weak, the chisel
can stuck in an object. At this situation, continuous
striking will generate high-temperature heat on the end
of the chisels can shorten the lifetime. It is desirable
to crush by bending the breakers back and forth little
by little while working. But, careful. Excessive bending
can break the chisels. |
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Do not use the chisel as lever
even though an object is so weak. Or, it can cause critical
damages to the chisel and the body of the breaker. Be
careful. |
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Since there is no safety device
for lifting on the breakers, so do not excessive lifting.
It will not tolerates the lifting weights. |
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