How thick? Makes a big difference. Concrete saw combined with sledge and a

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Jul 25, 2021
6:20:14pm

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How thick? Makes a big difference. Concrete saw combined with sledge and a

steel pry bar.

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Best non jack hammer way to break small concrete pad 4×4 ish

7/25/21 6:14pm

Sledge hammer?

Grit for Brains

7/25/21 6:15pm

It's hard work, but unless there's rebar in there (which there shouldn't be), a sledge hammer should work just fine.

dilbert

7/25/21 6:18pm

Oh, and a long, stout pry bar also comes in handy.

dilbert

7/25/21 6:19pm

Yep. If you can lift edge or even stress edge, infinitely easier

bluelands

7/25/21 6:20pm

And get a 16-pound sledge, not a smaller one.

klay

7/25/21 6:23pm

Concrete saw from tool rental company

dug

7/25/21 6:16pm

Hire a guy and have him use a Jack hammer to remove it.

kotacoug

7/25/21 6:17pm

earthquake

panacablue

7/25/21 6:18pm

How thick? Makes a big difference. Concrete saw combined with sledge and a

7/25/21 6:20pm

In 3rd world countries, they use fire.

Choke

7/25/21 6:27pm

Drill and crushed up flower fire works wrapped in duck tape.

Powerbait DPM

7/25/21 6:35pm

Mini excavator

volleyjiver

7/25/21 7:07pm

Tamping bar. If there are any existing cracks it will be easy work.

Tare

7/25/21 8:12pm

Yeah, that's what I was thinking of above. Those things are great for a job like breaking up concrete.

dilbert

7/25/21 8:17pm

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