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How to break concrete?
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youve discovered the trick with large slabs of concrete. get them lifted a bit, and wedge summat underneath, (brick?), then hit it with the sledgehammer. (over the hollow).Get some gorm.0
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You need to hire a Bosch breaker or maybe as it is really thick a hydraulic breaker.Most good hire companys do them.0
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I broke up a large area of concrete with paving slabs embedded last year and lots of rubble under.not as deep as yours though but hard work all the same.
Very hard/slow work! (few more photos of my efforts in the rest of that photo album at
http://s328.photobucket.com/albums/l332/andrew-b-diy/Garden%20and%20Shed/
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Dont think much of your holiday snaps!
:rotfl:I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!0
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