New Worksite Pro breakers from Deere feature a solid one-piece design that does not need side bolts, resulting in a tougher compact loader and excavator attachment. The low-pressure, nitrogen-charged design cushions operators from recoil, while a narrow shape allows work in tight quarters. Instead of a high-pressure accumulator, the breakers employ hydraulics and a gas-assist cycle to develop force, resulting in more efficient operation and high power-to-weight ratios.
New Worksite Pro breakers from Deere feature a solid one-piece design that does not need side bolts, resulting in a tougher compact loader and excavator attachment. The low-pressure, nitrogen-charged design cushions operators from recoil, while a narrow shape allows work in tight quarters. Instead of a high-pressure accumulator, the breakers employ hydraulics and a gas-assist cycle to develop force, resulting in more efficient operation and high power-to-weight ratios. There are few seals and moving parts, and no special tools are needed.
New Worksite Pro breakers from Deere feature a solid one-piece design that does not need side bolts, resulting in a tougher compact loader and excavator attachment. The low-pressure, nitrogen-charged design cushions operators from recoil, while a narrow shape allows work in tight quarters. Instead of a high-pressure accumulator, the breakers employ hydraulics and a gas-assist cycle to develop force, resulting in more efficient operation and high power-to-weight ratios.
