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Before running a hydraulic hammer on your backhoe, mini-excavator, or crawler excavator, nearly everyone installs a front windshield guard or rock shield to protect the glass from breakage. Why not protect the much more expensive and difficult-to-remove and repair cylinder rods? Hydraulic cylinder rod damage costs thousands of dollars in downtime and oil leakage on […]

At Gorilla, we get several calls each week with the same query:  Why doesn’t my hydraulic breaker run? Without going too deep or too far into detail, here are some basic hydraulic hammer troubleshooting tips to get you started on evaluating your hydraulic breaker repair. Start with the carrier! No hoe ram will run without

Maintaining Your Gorilla Hammer: Essential Maintenance and Care Tips A Gorilla Hammer is a dependable and powerful tool that excels at heavy-duty construction and demolition tasks. Gorilla Hammers is a top maker of hydraulic hammers, breakers, and crushers in Randolph, Massachusetts. Their products are designed to survive extreme environments and function superbly. To maintain longevity

We get this question a lot. Although nearly all hydraulic hammer and hoe ram manufacturers recommend a reseal every 500 hours of operation, we have found that they can go much longer than that IF you and your operator are paying attention. Match carrier output to the specifications of your breaker: Self-destruction begins the moment

Hydraulic breakers are essential pieces of heavy equipment used in excavation and demolition.   As with all skid steer or excavator attachments, there are some do’s and don’ts that the operator should be aware of before using hydraulic breakers, also known as hydraulic hammers, holerams, or rock hammers.   Let’s take a look at some