Pulverizer tooth technology leaves rubble in its wake

Sep 10, 2007

Replaceable teeth made out of AR-400 wear-resistant steel, high-strength pins and drilled grease ports make Bodine’s All-Pro Concrete Pulverizer a long-lasting and cost-effective way to crush concrete and reclaim rebar. Irregularly sized teeth arranged in a staggered pattern maximize crushing pressure. Bodine’s bearing assemblies make switching attachments quick and easy, and the mounting bracket and stiff arm are interchangeable with other Bodine attachments.

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