ball joint forks for SDS Max?

[cdoublejj]

is it a thing or do i have to weld my own?

 

[cdoublejj]

maybe these together?

https://www.harborfreight.com/tie-rod-separator-set-5-piece-63738.html

Amazon.com: SDS Max Shank T-Post Driver for T Posts, 2 Inch Diameter Head, Compatible with SDS-Max Rotary Hammers and Demolition Hammers, Fence Post Pounder, Fence Posts and Ground Rods : Tools & Home Improvement

Amazon.com: SDS Max Shank T-Post Driver for T Posts, 2 Inch Diameter Head, Compatible with SDS-Max Rotary Hammers and Demolition Hammers, Fence Post Pounder, Fence Posts and Ground Rods : Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.com

 

[tyyost]

It’s not something I’ve seen in the wild. An interesting thought, although air hammers stroke is usually much longer than an sds drill/hammer, the result for a pickle fork could be similar?

I have used the ground rod driver on concrete anchors and ground rods and the experience was different than you would expect from an air hammers for sure. Same with chipping concrete or block. Can’t imagine chiseling off a steel rivet with an sds hammer.

 

[Retired dozer fixer]

Air hammer hits a hell of a lot harder than a SDS drill. Key word…DRILL . Surely if you can afford a SDS drill then you should be able to have a air hammer

 

[NORDFORD]

is it a thing or do i have to weld my own?

Not a thing. Air hammers hit faster, are an 1/8 of the size and actually designed for the task. Buy a cheapo deluxe air hammer and move on. Or just smack the ball joint with a hammer and it’ll release.

 

[mike93lx]

Air hammer hits a hell of a lot harder than a SDS drill. Key word…DRILL . Surely if you can afford a SDS drill then you should be able to have a air hammer

Rotary/demolition hammers hit really hard

They are bulky, but not everyone has a big enough compressor

The comparison starts at about 5:15