I have some all metal Skil Chisels, pn 73358, that apparently fit a Skil Jack hammer. The shank is about 4-1/2" long to the retaining shoulder. 3" of round 3/4" diameter and 1-3/8" of 7/8" hex. Hex next to retaining shoulder.
The overall length is 14". The tip is 1-7/16" wide and is a 45 degree cutoff shape. One side of the tip is about 1-3/8" longer than the other. Thus the 45 degree thing.
Any idea of which Skil or other hammer this fits?
Thanks Bob AZ
The 7/16 hex was a very popular standard for many years. Ive a black and decker hammer "drill" that uses that size ...no rotation, just beats only.
I also have several actual rotating hammer drills that use the 7/16 hex
Skill, black and decker and my bigassed Milwaukee. several of them can have the rotary motion turned off and beat only.
Gunner
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