May I use a breaker underneath a tiltrotator?

CATSU Tilt rotator bucket

CATSU Hydraulic Equipment strongly suggest that, if a breaker is to be used, the Tiltrotator is dismounted.

The reasons for this are that the combined weight of a Excavator Tiltrotator and a breaker may exceed the capabilities of the machine, and that the vibrational effect of the breaker may cause long-term damage to both the precision valves and the circuitry within the tiltrotator. ( Whatever Engcon, Rototilt, Steelwrist, Kinshofer Or CATSU. We have to safety use and protecting the Tiltrotator, specially CATSU Tiltrotator.)

For these reasons, we suggest that a double quick hitch construction using CATSU Quick Hitch connection system is used.

This allows the whole tiltrotator to be demounted and the breaker attachment to be picked up by the hitch, with all mechanical and hydraulic connections made automatically without having to depressurise the system.

When equipped with a compactor attachment, the CATSU Tiltrotator enables efficient soil compaction. The ability to tilt and rotate the attachment ensures even compaction across the desired area, improving stability and reducing the need for additional passes.

The CATSU Tiltrotator can also be paired with a sweeper attachment for effective cleaning and debris removal. The tilt and rotation capabilities allow operators to reach tight spaces and corners, ensuring thorough cleaning in various environments.

In summary, the CATSU Tiltrotator is a highly versatile attachment that enhances the capabilities of excavators when paired with various attachments. Its ability to tilt and rotate provides operators with greater control, precision, and efficiency in a wide range of applications, making it a valuable tool for construction, landscaping, and utility work.