Hydraulic Attachments, Hammers & Breakers
Rammer hammers, compactors, buckets, couplers and shears — sized to your carrier weight and hydraulic flow, not just sold off a shelf.
What We Stock And Source
Rammer is the line we know best, and we carry nine further manufacturer lines behind it.
Rammer Attachments
The full Rammer line — the hydraulic hammer range we stock deepest and know best.
Hammers & Breakers
Hydraulic breakers across the carrier range, from compact utility tools to demolition class.
Compactors
Plate and hydraulic compactors for trench backfill, slope work and confined compaction.
Buckets & Couplers
Digging, ditching and grading buckets plus quick couplers from ESCO, Strickland and Rockland.
Concrete Handling
Gar-Bro concrete buckets and placement equipment for pour crews and bridge work.
Loader Attachments
Berlon and Magnum attachments for skid steers, wheel loaders and telehandlers.
An Undersized Hammer Costs More Than An Oversized One
Attachment failures are almost never the attachment's fault. They are a matching problem.
Run a hammer too small for the material and you will spend the tool's life beating it against rock it was never designed to break — chisel wear, bushing wear, and a carrier taking feedback it should not be taking. Run one too large and you overload the boom and the pins.
Before we quote you anything, we want four numbers: carrier operating weight, hydraulic flow, working pressure, and the coupler or bracket you are running. It takes one phone call and saves a great deal of money.
- Carrier operating weight — the number the tool is rated against
- Hydraulic flow in GPM and working pressure in PSI
- Coupler type, bracket and pin dimensions
- The material you are actually breaking, and how often
Attachment FAQs
Start with the carrier's operating weight and hydraulic flow. Every hammer has a carrier weight window, and running outside it in either direction shortens the life of the tool, the boom or both. Send us the machine's make, model and flow figures and we will confirm the right class before you buy anything.
Yes. The bracket is part of the match, not an afterthought. Tell us the coupler you are running — or that you are running pin-on — and the bracket gets specified alongside the tool so it bolts straight up.
Often, yes, provided the auxiliary flow and pressure are within the tool's range and the machine has the weight to hold it. The limiting factor is usually flow rather than weight. We will check the numbers with you.
We do. Used tools are a sensible buy when the wear items — chisel, bushings, through-bolts — are reported honestly, which is exactly what we do. Ask what is on the lot this week.
We can source chisels, bushings and service parts for the lines we carry. Call the yard with the tool's model and serial number and we will work out what you need.
Attachment Brands We Carry
Attachment and equipment lines we stock, source and support — each backed by the manufacturer's own dealer network.
Send Us Your Carrier Details
Machine make, model, operating weight, flow and coupler. We will come back with the tools that genuinely fit rather than the ones we would like to sell.