CAN YOU HELP? New York interior demolition and garbage pickup job leads to hammer mystery
CAN YOU HELP? New York interior demolition and garbage pickup job leads to hammer mystery
DiMola Bros crew member with Porter-Cable electric hammer
I might need your help with this one.
It’s a Porter-Cable Kango Electric Hammer Type M. I can’t find any facts online about this object, even with the following product information:
Hammer No.: 48172 M
Volts: 110 / 115 Amps: 6.8
Watts: 750
Detailed view of hammer info.
What I do know is that Porter-Cable is a huge tool manufacturing company that started focusing on power tools as far back as 1914, according to the company’s Web site. The company was started in 1906 by R.E. Porter, G.G. Porter and F.E. Cable, with just $2,300 and a big idea.
They started producing an eclectic group of items, such as type-forming machinery, automobile pumps, illuminating gas lights, an old-fashioned pencil sharpener and other machine tools. Porter-Cable power tools because increasingly popular in 1920s, years after 21-year-old Art Emmons came into the picture. Emmons was hired as a chief engineer, and he invented the helical drive circular saw, as well as the portable electric belt sander.
Porter-Cable Electric Hammer
I found this Porter-Cable electric hammer on a garbage pickup job in New York, and it’s typically used for chipping and breaking concrete. It would probably come in quite handy during my New York interior demolition jobs!
A more modern version is the Hilti TE 905, which I own, as well. If you have any other information on this product, please share your knowledge by commenting on the blog!
DiMola Bros Rubbish Removal
1640 Summerfield St.
Ridgewood, NY 11385
Phone: 718-326-6969
Fax: 718-326-7979
NGDimola@aol.com / http://dimolabros.com
Hey!!! Thanks, I thought I lost that!! Now I can finish the deck!!
Great talking to you this morning.
We assist demolition companies in the proper disposal and recycling of electronic equipment and pay you by the pound. Many state laws require companies to properly recycle all electronics, medical, and telecommunications equipment especially in a controlled demolition project. More and more U.S. cities are starting to require, or strongly encourage, contractors to minimize the amount of construction, hazardous and demolition material being sent to the landfill. At Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC we like to call this Green Demolition, or as contractors call it Internal demolition. My company will pick up for free and recycle anything (Nationwide) from a demolition project with a cord or battery including but not limited to:
*Business Phones, Avaya, Cisco, Nortel, etc.
*Computer Components, motherboards, RAM sticks, Finger cards, Hard drive boards, motherboards, processors, towers, IC Chips, printers, fax machines, scanners.
*All medical equipment from hospitals.
*All computer, data, and telecommunication wire
*Telecom components, Cisco, 3Com, Qlogic, Nortel,etc. Dialogic Boards, telephone systems, pci cards, ISA cards,panels, channel banks, tape drives, Modules, racks, whole chassis, routers, switches, etc.
*X-ray/Litho Film
*Pagers
*Pager Parts
*Cell Phones
*Cell Phone Parts
*Cell Phone Batteries, chargers
*Cell Phone Accessories
If you don’t see it on our list, send it anyway.
Please assist us in keeping the scrap from landfills. We will keep it simple for any electronics manufacturer, demolition company, wireless company or fundraising program. We will send a truck (FED EX, freight) to your doorstep, you can load it up and we pay for shipping. We can send a shipping label via email or send a trailer to your location. On large quantities we will have our freight company arrange shipping. Please send pictures for proper evaluation.
Todd Klimson
Pager & Cellular
Recycle All Electronics
1500 SW 17th Ave
Building 300
Ocala, FL 34471
352-502-4449 – Ext. 126
352-426 2716- Cell
352-351-1322
todd@pagerandcellular.com