Have used bosch brute for years. Recently used a hilti TE3000 and it is by far superior in breaking. We literally were destroying an old porch that went from 18" - 32" thick. The bosch did nothing. Rented the hilti and demoed the whole thing. Honestly there is no comparison, Hilti is the champ for sure!
@@cucumber_999 hilti is the best. We use hilti for most at work but we have the bosch brutes and they are tanks. I used one for 6 hours straight and it tore shit up.
I run a small masonry/concrete outfit. I've used just about every electric jack hammer out there ( besides harbor freights ) and the Hilti by far is the best. I've recently purchased one because how convincingly it out preformed the others. I had the opportunity to run the Bosch, DeWalt and the Hilti side by side demoing out a 6-8" thick slab. The Hilti finished its equal section before the other two could get about a third of the way done. Hands down it hits harder and more efficiently.
You need to stop buying those kids toys and get yourself a hydraulic jack hammer! Atlas Copco is in my opinion the best manufacturer of handheld hydraulic tools. Yes they are very expensive, but they will outlast anything else on the market. When my tools are not in use I store them oil so I never have to worry about rust.
I first started with Hilti and man it's so strong and efficient. Just today I used the brute turbo on 8" concrete and it was so bad. Hilti will be the brand I purchase when it comes to buying a jackhammer.
The bosch sucks. It shakes so much that if you have a big area to break, your hands hurt. I always go with the Makita. Their anti vibration system is great and breaks like a champ.
I want to see a review where all of these go up against 8 to 10 inch high strength high tensile concrete reinforced with up to 3/4" rebar. I had to demo 3 huge concrete sections to re-pour it since last company did a shit job and I had the yellow brute and even that was struggling when going to the ten inch concrete reinforced with 3/4" rebar. I know most people wont be doing those kind of jobs every day or if you do then that would be a perfect test for these jackhammers to be put through to show just how strong they are
Metal case isn't always the bestWhen you use it for 8 hours it gets pretty hotIt you touch the hammer it burnsI usually have the hammer in front and beneath me using my leg to guide it frequently.I've have Bosch tools before and I'm not a fan.I also have hilti tools, they pack more of a punch.Also the plastic casing doesn't burn my hands and arms when I'm using them.I perfer hilti, Makita , hitachi over Bosch And Atlas Copco for Pneumatic tools.
It’s too bad you didn’t stick around the Hilti booth to actually try it out. It’s by far superior to the other tools you show here. Just looking at the specs, it hits with 50ft lbs compared to 35 from the brute. And it’s chisel performance is twice as much. It’s only 2lbs heavier and has a detachable cord since we all know how easy it is to hit. And what’s wrong with plastic housings? It won’t burn you up. And the Hilti has a hard fiberglass. I can beat the crap out of it and all it will do is get scuffed. Go back and actually try it out. You’ll have egg on your face, but will be happy you did.
Love my Brutes (2)... But gotta admit...I tried the Hilti last week and it ain't no slouch by a long shot!!! Bigger and heavier than my Brutes....but it bangs!!!
Mick Jones I hope you can do a comparison video apple to apple, side by side on both tools so everyone can see the differences and back up your claims sir. Also I hope someone (third party) can provide a video tesmonials on their experiences on both tools. this is for a more scientific feedback and for providing the proof.
@Mick Jones I have a te3000 and it's a beast. I bust out concrete and asphalt all the time with it and has never let me down. I've used the Bosch brutes also but would grab my Hilti over any. The Bosch seems shorter so would be easier for a little person to operate but I'm no sissy
@@raptureready9502 Just on observation and experience, percentage wise how much more/better would you rate the breaking ability/volume of the Hilti over the brute?
I have a yellow brute. I rented a a Hilti te3000 and the new Makita from HD. The Makita put my old brute to shame. The Hilti hit noticeably slower but broke concrete just as well. The handles on the Hilti felt sloppy but lighter. The Makita being heavier has great vibration damping. I have several smaller Makita hammers with the vibration system. It works great I used my hm1203c for 4 hours straight replacing a pee trap that was 24” down in a corner footing. Very old hard concrete. I can’t say enough about it. Absolutely love it. My money would buy the Makita even if it hits. A tiny bit less it feels good in your hands. A rock solid machine wrapped in plastic.
I've used all on hire but I prefer the makita just because of the reliability and the reduction in fatigue. I have a 15kg breaker myself which does the job it has 47jules of impact and 1300bpm impact. and I only paid £160 for it brand new! handles 8inch concrete with ease
I don't know where you're getting your information from, but I never had one of my metal hydraulic or pneumatic jack hammers crack. My plastic ones always seemed to crack. That's why I don't buy them anymore. I just stick to metal body tools.
Which of the two works best between the dewalt and the makita breakers? Taking in consideration both effectiveness while breaking concrete and lifetime of the breakers? Does anyone know?
Step one throw these electric hammers in the woods. Electric jackhammers are only good for digging up flowers up out of your flower bed if you catch my drift :)
try to be fair for all manufacturers you are there for the actual performance of the said jackhammers. try not to be bias bros! it looks like you have been paid by bosch. Again try to review based on the tools performance.
It looks like you are being paid by Hilti bro! You have an entire playlist dedicated to Hilti power tools and you're subscribed to 9 of their CZcams channels! You are a Hilti employee!
+AJ Ansaldo No you guys brainwash and deceive your customers. I will never again buy your products and I've already convinced many other contractors in my area to follow suit. I told them all about my past experience when dealing with Hilti sales representatives.
Well that's sad to hear sir. May I ask what happened regarding your experience with hilti? You should file a customer complain to address the issue. I just hope you don't generalize all hilti employees coz we have different values and customer service and level of commitments to clients.
And I do not like cheep POS Bosch Jack hammers what a waist spending money on a POS that loose you money every sec when compared to the Hilti with twice the power! I think you meant the title to be I'm going to by the cheapest POS
Brute is best. Hits hard but is controllable when scoring a line. Dewalt sucks. Not controllable and fan blows straight down throwing dust everywhere. Dumass engineering.
I'm a demolition contractor and have my own business and none of the other contractors that I work with use any electric breakers. They all use pneumatic or hydraulic
@@crashlandon220 Trust us we both have a clue and you are obviously a Hilti sales representative or work for the company in some way. Judging by your liked Hilti videos and your Hilti North America CZcams channel subscription. Hilti sucks
@Mick Jones I agree. But my point is you can't compare them, is like comparing a powder actuated nail gun with a battery operated. They serve the same purpose but have different performance. Do you catch my drift?
@Mick Jones some of the key advantages of an electric breakers is that you do not need a large compressor and power source like you do with a pneumatic. Lower cost overall (if you factor in total cost of ownership) in addition, unlike the other options, electric breakers work in freezing temperatures. Do I need to keep going?
Have used bosch brute for years. Recently used a hilti TE3000 and it is by far superior in breaking. We literally were destroying an old porch that went from 18" - 32" thick. The bosch did nothing. Rented the hilti and demoed the whole thing. Honestly there is no comparison, Hilti is the champ for sure!
Hilti is the best and has the largest lifespan i have a 18 year old Hilti and never did service to it still works no smoke at all or failure yet.
Man no compare Hilti is the best!
that Bosch tho
@@cucumber_999 hilti is the best. We use hilti for most at work but we have the bosch brutes and they are tanks. I used one for 6 hours straight and it tore shit up.
I just bought the hilti TE2000 nice and light but breaks awesome for my jobs. Usually digging up broken drain lines.
I run a small masonry/concrete outfit. I've used just about every electric jack hammer out there ( besides harbor freights ) and the Hilti by far is the best. I've recently purchased one because how convincingly it out preformed the others. I had the opportunity to run the Bosch, DeWalt and the Hilti side by side demoing out a 6-8" thick slab. The Hilti finished its equal section before the other two could get about a third of the way done. Hands down it hits harder and more efficiently.
You need to stop buying those kids toys and get yourself a hydraulic jack hammer! Atlas Copco is in my opinion the best manufacturer of handheld hydraulic tools. Yes they are very expensive, but they will outlast anything else on the market. When my tools are not in use I store them oil so I never have to worry about rust.
I first started with Hilti and man it's so strong and efficient. Just today I used the brute turbo on 8" concrete and it was so bad. Hilti will be the brand I purchase when it comes to buying a jackhammer.
The bosch sucks. It shakes so much that if you have a big area to break, your hands hurt. I always go with the Makita. Their anti vibration system is great and breaks like a champ.
Hilti just get so much more work done every day making me way more money pay forward and then make more!
I want to see a review where all of these go up against 8 to 10 inch high strength high tensile concrete reinforced with up to 3/4" rebar. I had to demo 3 huge concrete sections to re-pour it since last company did a shit job and I had the yellow brute and even that was struggling when going to the ten inch concrete reinforced with 3/4" rebar. I know most people wont be doing those kind of jobs every day or if you do then that would be a perfect test for these jackhammers to be put through to show just how strong they are
Get yourself a 90 pound jackhammer and a IR compressor. Then throw that electric crap in the woods.
Gotta agree that the Bosch Kicks ass. I've got two yellow brutes that we've been beating on for 15 years they just keep hammering.
Davey Concrete how is it compared to the fatigue due to the vibration your operator gets from the brutes?
Metal case isn't always the bestWhen you use it for 8 hours it gets pretty hotIt you touch the hammer it burnsI usually have the hammer in front and beneath me using my leg to guide it frequently.I've have Bosch tools before and I'm not a fan.I also have hilti tools, they pack more of a punch.Also the plastic casing doesn't burn my hands and arms when I'm using them.I perfer hilti, Makita , hitachi over Bosch And Atlas Copco for Pneumatic tools.
Oh , not a head to head, a bosch commercial, he ran away when he saw the Hilti butt kicking coming
It’s too bad you didn’t stick around the Hilti booth to actually try it out. It’s by far superior to the other tools you show here. Just looking at the specs, it hits with 50ft lbs compared to 35 from the brute. And it’s chisel performance is twice as much. It’s only 2lbs heavier and has a detachable cord since we all know how easy it is to hit. And what’s wrong with plastic housings? It won’t burn you up. And the Hilti has a hard fiberglass. I can beat the crap out of it and all it will do is get scuffed. Go back and actually try it out. You’ll have egg on your face, but will be happy you did.
Love my Brutes (2)... But gotta admit...I tried the Hilti last week and it ain't no slouch by a long shot!!! Bigger and heavier than my Brutes....but it bangs!!!
TheFloorBoys how about the productivity and the fatigue factor for for the operator for the brute compatible hilti?
Mick Jones I hope you can do a comparison video apple to apple, side by side on both tools so everyone can see the differences and back up your claims sir. Also I hope someone (third party) can provide a video tesmonials on their experiences on both tools. this is for a more scientific feedback and for providing the proof.
@Mick Jones I have a te3000 and it's a beast. I bust out concrete and asphalt all the time with it and has never let me down. I've used the Bosch brutes also but would grab my Hilti over any. The Bosch seems shorter so would be easier for a little person to operate but I'm no sissy
@@raptureready9502 Just on observation and experience, percentage wise how much more/better would you rate the breaking ability/volume of the Hilti over the brute?
I have a yellow brute. I rented a a Hilti te3000 and the new Makita from HD. The Makita put my old brute to shame. The Hilti hit noticeably slower but broke concrete just as well. The handles on the Hilti felt sloppy but lighter. The Makita being heavier has great vibration damping. I have several smaller Makita hammers with the vibration system. It works great I used my hm1203c for 4 hours straight replacing a pee trap that was 24” down in a corner footing. Very old hard concrete. I can’t say enough about it. Absolutely love it. My money would buy the Makita even if it hits. A tiny bit less it feels good in your hands. A rock solid machine wrapped in plastic.
break 3-4 inch slab with 65 lb breaker, please be realistic , a small jackhammer would do that.
Constructive criticism: keep the camera on the tool. Moving the camera around too fast also disorients the viewer. Thanks for the video +1
getting a 40lb jackhammer for 8" slabs , which brand do you recommend?
That hilti is a monster
I've used all on hire but I prefer the makita just because of the reliability and the reduction in fatigue. I have a 15kg breaker myself which does the job it has 47jules of impact and 1300bpm impact. and I only paid £160 for it brand new! handles 8inch concrete with ease
The te-3000 (Hilti), Is much better !
That concrete is just like dry bread...it's crap!, The conc I have will be hell of a challenge for those hammers.
i have used all these hilti is my far better then the others ijs
I know bosch is number 1 - but my qiestion is who is number 2 ?? Pleasea answer experience
Eldoplmasy Mohamed hilti is number one would give makita number two dewalt and bosch are abt the same
@Corality i tried breaking some curb with a bosch it did nothing for an hr
Then I brought a hilti and it finished the job in an hr
Plastic is lighter and can handle the shock a lot better than metal which cracks. It gets scratched but who cares it ain't for looks.
I don't know where you're getting your information from, but I never had one of my metal hydraulic or pneumatic jack hammers crack. My plastic ones always seemed to crack. That's why I don't buy them anymore. I just stick to metal body tools.
Makita winner.
Which of the two works best between the dewalt and the makita breakers?
Taking in consideration both effectiveness while breaking concrete and lifetime of the breakers? Does anyone know?
Hilti is the best of the best
@Mick Jones You are the guy who stands around and watches while the real worker breaks the concrete
@Mick Jones Sure that's why you are know for shit work.
@Mick Jones They call you "Shit Work Mick."
@Mick Jones Shit Work Mick LOL
Bosch ? Why not properly test hilti? Much lighter and even stronger housing(Will not crack)
Step one throw these electric hammers in the woods. Electric jackhammers are only good for digging up flowers up out of your flower bed if you catch my drift :)
I agree. Electric jackhammers are for homeowners. Pneumatic and hydraulic jackhammers are for real professionals.
try to be fair for all manufacturers you are there for the actual performance of the said jackhammers. try not to be bias bros! it looks like you have been paid by bosch. Again try to review based on the tools performance.
It looks like you are being paid by Hilti bro! You have an entire playlist dedicated to Hilti power tools and you're subscribed to 9 of their CZcams channels! You are a Hilti employee!
The "Just My Random Videos" Channel so what's wrong with being a hilti employee? we don't compete coz we always outlast and outperform.
+AJ Ansaldo No you guys brainwash and deceive your customers. I will never again buy your products and I've already convinced many other contractors in my area to follow suit. I told them all about my past experience when dealing with Hilti sales representatives.
Well that's sad to hear sir. May I ask what happened regarding your experience with hilti? You should file a customer complain to address the issue. I just hope you don't generalize all hilti employees coz we have different values and customer service and level of commitments to clients.
Mick Jones so what's wrong with being a hilti employee?
if your rental isn't a hilti maybe try to go somewhere else hilti is the best all others are only mocking there designe
Hilti sucks! I would never buy anything from them after my experience with one of their sales representatives in my area!
yes i use it all the time the rest is trash i have used them too nothing like a hilti
And I do not like cheep POS Bosch Jack hammers what a waist spending money on a POS that loose you money every sec when compared to the Hilti with twice the power! I think you meant the title to be I'm going to by the cheapest POS
Dewalts only plastic parts are the handles and the top plate
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You can't compare hilti.
This guy doesnt know the difference between plastic and fiberglass
The Ryobi Battery Charger blew your credibility right out the window. Sorry
The makita was good in the video..
Brute is best. Hits hard but is controllable when scoring a line. Dewalt sucks. Not controllable and fan blows straight down throwing dust everywhere. Dumass engineering.
Anyone who has done demolition for longer than 5 minutes knows the Hilti breaker smokes anything else in the market. This video was a waste of time.
@david lafon Hilti makes kids toys. Go play with your toys now kid.
I'm a demolition contractor and have my own business and none of the other contractors that I work with use any electric breakers. They all use pneumatic or hydraulic
@@AK-47ISTHEWAY I meant apples to apples (electric breakers wise)
Berserk Highlander you obviously don’t use tools or work in construction since you don’t seem to have a clue.
@@crashlandon220 Trust us we both have a clue and you are obviously a Hilti sales representative or work for the company in some way. Judging by your liked Hilti videos and your Hilti North America CZcams channel subscription. Hilti sucks
Like a toy compared to hilti
Used them in my 20s no thanks
@Mick Jones hey man, you do realize pneumatic and electric breakers are different tools right? Stop comparing them, you sound like an amateur.
@Mick Jones I agree. But my point is you can't compare them, is like comparing a powder actuated nail gun with a battery operated. They serve the same purpose but have different performance. Do you catch my drift?
@Mick Jones some of the key advantages of an electric breakers is that you do not need a large compressor and power source like you do with a pneumatic. Lower cost overall (if you factor in total cost of ownership) in addition, unlike the other options, electric breakers work in freezing temperatures. Do I need to keep going?
#BOSCH