Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jack Hammer 1-1/8” Tamper Shank, Dirt Tamper 6x6” Compactor Plate with Electric Chisel Dirt Compactor, Demolition Jackhammer Bits Solid Compactor Breaker Hammer Concrete Tamper Asphalt Tools

It fits my small 30lb jackhammer. I like that it came with an extra chisel.

I like berry much i use when i broke a small area to compact the dert

Worked perfect and fit perfect. A must need tool for packing rock sand or dirt!!

This is spooky magical. Will work for all smashings and I mean all. Crack the hard things and smass them flat as a waffle. This is the perfect amazon product for anything!

Used this for compacting asphalt that the plate compact didn't do thoroughly. Did an outstanding job. Product has good weight and toughness to holdup to most jobs.

Purchased two one came broken easy return the 1 i have is working fine had for such a short. Time can't give an adequate review

Needed to remove a concrete pad from basement this is working great for that. Just add oil select a bit from the 3 sent and start breaking up the concrete. I had no other way to get it removed and would have been very exspensive to have a company come in. Its heavy but it needs to be..

Dad’s purchase: don’t the full details, but it’s for his landscaping job and he said it was sold out at the local hardware stores. Overall, he’s happy with the purchase and said it does its job

Muy buen precio

Just arrived today. Everything was in good shape. I haven't used it yet. My one concern is that even though I was careful to order a tool that was rated at 1100 watts so that there would not be a problem using 15 amp outlets, the label on the tool that I received says that it is 2200 watts. After reading comments about these Chinese jackhammers, I suspect that they are pretty loose with their labeling, maybe for marketing purposes. These would probably sell better if they put the standard information, like the actual amperage, on the label. So this issue gives me pause. Other consumers have posted online that these things actually draw a lot less than the 20 amps that the label suggests, and it looks like a good tool. So I'll try it, but if it trips a breaker I'll have to send it back.