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Hitachi DH38YE 1 1/2-Inch Spline Rotary Hammer

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Hitachi DH38YE 1 1/2-Inch Spline Rotary Hammer

(5 customer reviews)

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Features

5.2 foot pounds of Impact energy
2 modes of operation
Sealed Grease system
External Brushes
Dust proof cover

Description

Sealed grease system insures minimal maintenance. Auto-stop carbon brushes to protect armature. Dust-proof cover for extended maintenance-free operation.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT: Plastic Case (317657), Side Handle (981870), Depth Stopper (971786), 3 Dust Covers (985373), Hex Wrench (944459) and Hammer Grease A 1 oz Tube (981840)

SPECIFICATIONS: 8 AMP 18V motor, Impact energy of 5.2 ft./lbs. No-load speed of 380 RPM and 2800 BPM. Capacities: Drill 1-1/2". Core bit 4-1/8".

Product Details

Product Length:	5.9 inches
Product Width:	13.8 inches
Product Height:	23.8 inches
Product Weight:	30.0 pounds
Package Length:	23.6 inches
Package Width:	16.6 inches
Package Height:	6.1 inches
Package Weight:	26.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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Hitachi Rotary Hammer Dec 15, 2009
This is the second Hitachi I have purchased in five years. The first one was stolen. I use this product in my construction business on a regular basis. I use up to a 5" core bit on 10" concrete walls with ease. I highly recommend this rotary hammer for its performance and price.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

TKO in the first round Apr 15, 2002
I bought this rotary hammer for drilling in grout holes for rebar and anchor bolts and some other misc. holes in concrete. It is a very good tool for someone who has a lot of varied tasks but dosen't work the tool everyday. The clutch is a wrist saver, the bits are harder to find than SDS Max and the price is right. But the tool went down in a matter of hours, and given Hitachi's impossible to locate parts, I'm shopping for a SDS Max Hilti or Bosch. No tool is a good deal if it shuts your job down.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Works Great Feb 14, 2002
I bought mine a few months ago, and I love it. I use it for breaking up granite boulders by drilling a line of holes and splitting the rock with stonemasons' 'feathers and pins'. The thing weighs quite a bit so it's not the best for small holes in masonry walls. It seems to work best when held vertically or close to it. ... I've not had any problems with it, and it does as good a job as my friend's Hilti which cost him more than twice as much. The spline-shaft bits aren't always easy to find. My local Home Depot has a few, but mail-ordering is usually necessary to find a specific size. I haven't tried to use it as a jack-hammer yet, so I cannot confirm or refute toolpig's evaluation of when it's used as such. In any case, I think I got good value on this tool.

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

Tough and dependable Nov 27, 2000
Like most Hitachi tools , this is very well engineered. It stands up to all kinds of abuse. Mine ran for years drilling all sizes of holes in old hard concrete. I also used it for chipping which is hard on roto hammers. They don't have a lot of power for breaking concrete as this is not their intended primary use. So when you do use them for breaking , they have to run a lot longer than a demolition hammer would. It has pretty good power for drilling though. I bought mine used and had it for five years before replacing it recently. I went to SDS max which is currently replacing spline drive in the large rotary hammer market. It is a tighter mechanism which transfers more of the hammering power to the bit , resulting in faster drilling performance. If you have a lot of spline bits , this would be a good tool to buy. If you are starting from scratch , I would recommend the SDS max hammers from Hilti , Bosch or milwaukee

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

good value for the price Sep 04, 2000
after a year of use and abuse my hitachi is still going strong.it drills fast and easy and in hammer mode drives ground rods and does light demolition effortlessly.i prefer the spline shank drills and accesories over the little sds shank bits but i do use an adaptor for the slightly cheaper sds or taper shanks in the smaller sizes.industrial machinery installation is tuff on tools but the hitachi DH38YE not only came through with flying colors but outlasted a much more expensive brand.