WEN 61635 5-in-1 Pneumatic Multi-Function Tool with Scraper, Shovel, and Chisel Attachments

Working ok so far. I'm removing 400 sq. ft. of vinyl floor tiles with the scraper attachment. The tiles are really stuck on tight, but this tool is taking them off. I lightly oil the tool and attachment device about once every hour. Very noisy with the tool and the air compressor running. Ear plugs are necessary.

So so sweet! Powerful effective economical and extremely light.

The scraper tool that comes with this product keeps breaking on me. I used it to take up tile and the mortar that was underneath. It worked well on the tile. The tool keeps snapping on the mortar. The one that came with the tool snapped. I thought that was weird but maybe it was defective. I did not ask for a warranty replacement at that time. I actually ordered two more from WEN. They cost $40 each. I got two just in case. Sure enough, they both broke in the same place. They worked pretty good until they broke. I got about 3 hours of work in for each one before they broke. I have attached picture of the second and third ones. I did not keep the first. I have submitted a warranty claim now on all three. They have requested information such as pictures, proof of purchase and model, order numbers. As I said, I did not keep the first one so I have no picture of it. I will update upon hearing back from them. Update: The company sent me 3 replacements as I requested. The also threw in a chipper attachment. It was handled very professionally.

Ok, this thing is stinking great! It goes right through hard ground like butter. While I was putting in a drain line to a French drain for my water softener digger helped me so much. After a heart attack last year this digger is helping me like crazy this year. Everyone who digs in the ground needs this tool. You do need an air compressor and hose too, don't forget these items.

I have had two of these units now. The newest began to fail in only five minute. I have a 80 gallon compressor so plenty of CFM and air to run the tool. What happens is where the handle meats the orange piece EP grease starts to swap out. The handle then loosens and begins spinning. It's almost as if the factory couldn't get the handle and the bit to line up when at full torque so they backed it off. Wen needs to add a set screw or some thread locker to these units. The orange piece is actually in a couple sections. As you'll see in the other picture the black line is another section starting to come apart, the paint cracks and away she goes... It pretty much vibrates itself apart which is quite ironic

I bought this to scrape concrete floors more easily but I actually haven’t used it for that. I’ve used it to dig into dirt with many roots. It cuts right through the roots and digs into the toughest soil with ease. I love it. I’ve also used it to chisel off concrete where it wasn’t wanted from a recent pour. Worked great. This is such a versatile tool that I never thought I wanted. I’ve come to love WEN tools and have found them to be well built. This is another one of their gems.

This thing is great. Wasn’t sure what to expect. I used it to dig out, by hand, an 8x10x4 foot space in my basement. Solid, heavy, dirt. It worked flawlessly, made the job sooo much easier, and held up no problem. I also used it to punch out the cement wall, again, very easy. I only used a 6 gallon pancake compressor. Had to stop and clear dirt, which gave it enough time to refill. I have about 10 hours on it. I would buy it again, even if it died tomorrow, but I don’t believe it will. Seems very sturdy and heavy duty.

This is The second one I received, as the first one was dead out of the box. It’s kind of flakey and have to mess with it and hold it in the right spot to work at full capacity. It sometimes doesn’t work at all unless I pull it up and down so it gets in the right spot for the air to kick in. It’s also too heavy for my wife to use it. It’s fine for digging holes but I’m doing a pretty big project and it’sa lot of work and not going as fast as I hoped it would. If you try to dig sideways at all it doesn’t work, only straight up and down.

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