CID Skid Steer Breaker

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CID Skid Steer Breaker

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CID hydraulic breaker used for?

A CID hydraulic breaker attachment is designed for breaking concrete, asphalt, rock, and other tough materials, making it suitable for demolition, trenching, site preparation, and similar construction work.

What CID hydraulic breaker models are available?

The CBR series includes CBR225, CBR500, CBR650, CBR850, and CBR1000 models, with energy classes ranging from 225 to 1,000 ft-lbs. Each model is designed for a different carrier size and hydraulic capacity.

What hydraulic flow does a CID CBR breaker require?

Required oil flow ranges from approximately 3.5 to 26.4 GPM, depending on the model. The CBR225 requires 3.5–7.2 GPM, while the CBR1000 requires 13.2–26.4 GPM.

How do I choose the right CID hydraulic hammer for my skid steer?

Select the breaker based on your skid steer's carrier weight, hydraulic flow, operating pressure, and required impact energy. CID models accommodate carriers from approximately 0.8 to 8.0 tons, depending on the breaker.

How powerful are CID CBR hydraulic breakers?

The CBR series provides 225–1,000 ft-lbs of impact energy and approximately 400–1,020 blows per minute, depending on the model. Larger models use larger tool diameters and higher hydraulic-flow requirements for heavier applications.

What should I check before purchasing a CID hydraulic breaker?

Before purchasing, verify your machine's carrier weight, auxiliary hydraulic flow, operating pressure, mounting compatibility, and breaker specifications. CID also recommends consulting the applicable manual or specification sheet to ensure the correct chisel and operating requirements are used.