 Heavy duty breaker, for all your destruction needs. Got a patio that needs to be crumbled? Concrete slab to turn to mush? Fence posts to obliterate? This is what you need. It's very heavy, which is why it works. On carry case with a flat and a pointed chisel. Plugs straight in to a normal domestic socket, no need for a transformer.

 For speedy removal of soil. Fibreglass handles with knuckle protectors. Large capacity digging bucket.

Steel Blade

Ergonomic, Non-Slip Handles

Fibreglass Shaft

Abrasion & Corrosion-Resistant



 48 inch Jack, with 8,000lb lifting capacity. Perfect for pulling fence posts out of the ground. As well as all your jacking needs. This is big, heavy and very powerful so make sure you know what you're doing and are competent to use it.

Everything great again. Gary is a very responsible loyal Fat lama user ;-)

Gary great person and helpful. Breaker is very good condition and I recommend this item.

Quick response, flexible and very smooth transaction.

Excellent! Gary was superb, really quick to communicate, and really helpful. Item was top notch and exactly what I was looking for. Recommended!

Gary was really helpful and the Xbox we rented was exactly what we needed. 

Really easy transaction, great tripod. Cheers Gary

Gary literally saved my bacon when my laptop packed up last month. I rented for roughly two-three weeks while waiting for a replacement. He was really flexible when I needed to extend the hire and offered a kind discount! He communicated brilliantly throughout and was flexible with pick up/drop off location/times. The laptop worked perfectly and I had an excellent experience overall. Huge thanks again!

Great communication, flexible and overall great experience. 

Excellent communication and was readily available for any questions I had when hiring. Will definitely hire again

Couldn't have gone more smoothly. Super friendly guy, and item is in fully working condition. Would recommend!

Communication and process has been great, excellent rental experience!

Gary

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Gary