WE RENT SUCCESS!

In 2000, an invention designed to make excavators virtually unstoppable attracted national attention.
Two years later, the attachment now has a name the Bayonet Breaker. It is being exclusively marketed by
RECS, Inc, from Prosper, Texas. The trademarked Bayonet Breaker, whose patents are pending, is the brainchild of Corky Underwood, the Operation Manager of RECS, Inc. Considered something of an authority on hydraulic excavators after operating them for nearly 30 years, Corky developed his prototype and has put the bayonet breaker through extensive actual field use. The attachment has been field tested in concrete demolition work, pipeline work and has even been used to dig up dinosaur bones in Colorado.

The attachment can save contractors time and money because you only need one machine. The hammer nests between the bucket and boom, without hindering bucket performance. When the excavator encounters hardened material, the operator can activate the Bayonet Breaker, whose bucket moves to it fully opened position as the hammer deploys.

Designed for durability, the breaker's protective sidewall are made of 5/8-in high strength steel. The base plate and bushings are of T1 steel and the pins consist of 1045 cold formed steel.

This one machine will effectively change the construction industry.

written by Dale Agnew