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Hitachi DH24PF3 15/16-Inch 7 Amp SDS Rotary Hammer with D-Handle |  | Brand: Hitachi
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $357.78
Buy New: $179.99
as of 11/25/2009 00:36 CST details
You Save: $177.79 (50%)
New (10) from $179.99
Seller: Outlet Tool Supply
Rating:  5 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13.2
Dimensions (in): 16 x 3 x 4
MPN: DH24PF
Model: DH24PF3
UPC: 717709010321
EAN: 0717709010321
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Offers fast drilling in a rotary tool | | • | Powerful 7 Amp motor; 2.5 feet-per-pounds of impact energy | | • | Drills 1/2 inches in steel; 15/16 inches in concrete; 2-inch core bits | | • | 3-in-1 tool functions as a drill, a hammer drill, and hammer only | | • | 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
This multi-duty rotary hammer offers 3 modes of operation (drilling only, hammering only, and drilling plus hammering) to tackle a multitude of jobs. When using a cold chisel or spade bit, the variable lock mechanism lets you choose between 36 different t ool angles while in the hammering only mode. A quick-set bit system makes bit replacement a snap - simply push the bit into the retainer. Other features include a soft elastomer grip, 360 degree side handle, and a lock-on speed button. STANDARD EQUIPME NT: Depth gauge 310331 side handle 303659 case 323129. SPECIFICATIONS: 6.3 Amps and 720 watts of input power. Impact energy of 2.1 ft/lbs., no-load RPM between 0 - 1,150. Electronic variable speed control. Push-button reversing s
Amazon.com Product Description
The Hitachi 15/16-Inch 7 Amp SDS Rotary Hammer with D-Handle offers some of the fastest drilling available in a rotary tool. This Hitatchi rotary hammer has an astounding 2.5 feet-per-pounds of impact energy. The 7 Amp motor that powers this tool is capable of drilling 1/2-inch in steel, 15/16-inch in concrete and 2-inch core bits. This rotary hammer is 16-inch long and is only 5.3 pounds. The quick set bit change system allows SDS bits to be switched easily. Three modes of operation are available-by-just adjusting the selector. This tool can function as a drill, a hammer drill, and hammer only. It comes with a limited 1-year warranty on parts and labor.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Power forward but not reverse May 21, 2009
tool collector (west lawn Pa)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Bought this rotary for a friend. I own a Bosch 11224 bulldog. The bosch is quieter and has less vibration. The Hitachi beats the bosch on pure power but only in forward. Reverse on the Hitachi is limited to half the trigger to comply w/ radio interference regulations in other countrys. Hitachi biased the power of the motor for forward which due to the comutator/brushes position in reverse induces RFI. So reverse is only about 575 rpm versus the full 1150 in forward. The last generation Hitachi Rotary was made in Japan. This one is china(disapointing). So it loses a star for it's reverse and a star for being made in china!!!
Drilling was fine, but chiseling made it whine November 16, 2007
John P. Sheppard (Philadelphia, PA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Product worked great initially for both drilling into concrete and chiseling off a very small area of fragile, old-fashioned stucco. Low vibration, and effective. Then all of a sudden it felt like a gear slipped, there was grease coming out By moving from reverse to forward and back, it slipped back into gear, but something was still not right as the chisel bit did not stay locked in position. Waiting to find out on repair options.
 Excellent Tool July 18, 2007
Sanzania (DE, USA)
I purchased this rotary hammer to drill holes in my concrete pad for anchoring posts. I had some trouble using smaller hammer drills so I figured this would speed up the process. It drilled a clean hole in the concrete w/ no effort. I have only used it once so far, but felt the need to post the review. Vibration was nothing compared to my other drill, and the DH24PF3 was much quieter. I was lucky to pick this up for half price at a big box store clearance sale, but after using it can definitely say it is worth every penny of full price.
Durable September 23, 2006
Moon stealer (Seattle WA)
I've use it to make lots of 1/2 inch holes with out any problem in concrete. It also drills in cinder block pretty well. the D handle is really nice for handling however it a little bit long so tool weight isnt really balanced too well. It can get hot so attention need to be payed. how ever handle doesent get how so that good.
the chipping is nice for small jobs, i've uses it to clean hollow parts of cinder block when bits get stuck in them. there a locking button very usefull.
Hitachi Rotary Hammer September 26, 2005
Stan L. Suring (Wisconsin)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Prior to my actual purchase of this tool I did extensive research on other brands that were in the same price range and this one seemed to have better reviews along with better performance. In actual use it performed as expected especially in the hammer/drill mode in drilling holes in concrete. Very quick, smooth and little, if any vibration through the handle. In switching to the hammer only mode with a flat spade bit it did only an adequate job of breaking up concrete thus it is by no means a substitute for a true demolition hammer.
The one thing that I didn't appreciate is that Hitachi has too many models that appear to be very similar in appearance and in the same price range. It made it difficult to actually determine exactly which model I really wanted to purchase
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