Harbor Freight pneumatic floor scraper tile removal and review
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic - item#62687
floor scraper
This pneumatic scraper makes short work out of removing carpet glue, linoleum and tiles from kitchen and bathroom floors with its 4 in. wide blade. Featuring a paddle trigger and cushion grip for comfort and precision, this air scraper removes materials quickly and easily by generating up to 2100 BPM (blows per minute). Its long reach and high power make it a must-have for your home remodeling needs.
4 in. wide blade
Paddle trigger
Cushion grip
2100 BPM (blows per minute)
Air consumption: 10 CFM @ 90 PSI
Working pressure: 90 PSI
Locking collar bit retention
Item 62687, 62687, 37073, 69236
Specifications
SKU(s)
62687, 62687, 37073, 69236
Brand
CENTRAL PNEUMATIC
Accessories Included
Blade
Air inlet size
1/4 in-18 NPT
Average air consumption
10 CFM @ 90 PSI
Blade width (in.)
4 in.
Material
Steel
Speed (max)
2100 BPM
Product Length
42 in.
Shipping Weight
16.15 lb.
Working pressure (psi)
90 PSI 
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I wish y’all making these videos would show opening up the box and installing the chisel part. Mine will not stay in the hole. Do not know if I am missing pieces
David I know it is late and you probably already figured it out but I created a video for it anyway here is the link ruclips.net/video/kGp8z3aGQug/видео.html
@@callmebigpapa thanks.. I even took it back to Harbor Freight and the mgr couldn’t even help me..
But, I figured it out.. thank you for responding!!
I was doing it correctly.. I thought there was too much play in the chisel, however, after turning on the air compressor and getting the psi up, I got my question answered. Ha
Best 100.00 I ever spent. I just removed more linoleum in 20 minutes than I've been able to do in the last 2 days with a Sawzall and scraper blade. This is an amazing product
Thanks for posting, 100$ well spent. Saved me alot of time. I was able to run it with a 10 gallon, 4.5 cfm @ 90 psi. I just needed to take breaks to let my compressor rest.
I think this is the other half where the other guys that shoot videos don't explain how to remove thin set .. well kudos for you I appreciate your information...Great video very informative
We bought this after watching this video. We went from square inches in hours, to square feet in seconds. This thing is amazing. Legit. I would have paid double the asking price. Worth it.
Thanks for sharing
I was going to spend over an hour per square foot, but this got my kitchen done in just a few hours. Thank you SO MUCH for bringing this to my attention.
You are so welcome!
I've noticed a marked increase in my pneumatic tool performance by using a larger diameter hose and fittings. I forget which size I use now, but it's available at HF. Soooo much better.
Awesome video, thanks! I will have to buy one of these.
Make sure you add compressor oil hourly. It goes in the top where the air hose connects. If you don’t it will break after a few hours. Also you’ll notice it hits harder when you add oil, trust me, I found the hard way.
Thanks for that great reminder!
very nice
Imaging if you had a compressor that delivered 10 scfm or a non coiled hose that didn't restrict air flow. . I find the 7 scfm BelAire compressor to be almost adequate. That has a smaller motor 115v but the pump of a 60 gallon 230v
Is there an air adjustment on the tool
10 CFM @ 90 PSI required and your supplying 4.2 @ 90 PSI so less than half. Might be insanely fast at full power.
What sized air compressor did you use? The manual said it needed 10scfm @ 90psi? That's huge.
They are selling these in Aldi Australia under anouther name. Thanks for the reveiw.
Good to know! Love ALDI !
This kind of thin set will come up easy with a good scraper. As you can see, a lot of it did not adhere to the floor. I find that white thin set comes up the easiest. Try doing a 80 year old floor and the thin set is hard as a damn rock. I spent a whole weekend scraping and Jack hammering that stuff and still couldn't get it off. I had cuts all over myself from Jack hammering the tile. My hands swelled up. In the end, we had to float over it and lay tile because it was too hard.
I realized that your floor is concrete. Do you think that machine can be used on plywood floors? I have to change some tiles of upper floors but as you know, wood homes = only basement is concrete while upper floors are woods.
Yea there's an ave where he scrapes a plywood floor
The tile should be sitting on a concrete board. Tear up both and relay down the concrete board, then lay back down tile. If it's in the bathroom you want to water proof the floor.
How long does it run with the compressor only providing 4.2cfm of air?
I was running it for maybe 3-4 tiles at a time, worked fine. I like most men want a 120 gallon compressor one day....
Did you use this to take up the tile or just clean up the thinset?
Both
DavBoston
DavBoston for the tinset i recommend you the grinder it’s way faster than the scraper plus has the Conection to install the shop vacuum leaving the floor cleaner
Will this remove paint from garage floor?
I doubt it would work without damaging the floor, I think there are better options like chems, diamond sanding or encapsulating with epoxy if you end goal is a finished floor! Good luck!
Do you think this is to strong for a removing popcorn ceiling? I'm so sore from scraping the ceiling there must be a easier way and I was thinking a air scraper. Thanks for the video!
Rob Artino yeah I would think so unless you have concrete ceilings
Dang, ok, just looking for a easier way. My ceilings have been painted to many times. Other youtube videoes make it look so easy. I wish mine would off easier. but Thanks!
You should spray hot water generously and wait 20 minutes st scrape.
Dynamite the popcorn ceiling off is the preferred way
@@robartino9687 you gotta soak up that ceiling with hot water and dawn dish soap, it might take a few coats before it works in but it'll make the job easy and fast. You also won't damage the drywall as much because the texture will just peel off if you give it enough coats
The best way is to get someone else to do it for you
You are sooo sooo right it is hardwork but be were quoted 125/hr for someone else to do it.....and well i already had the compressor.
Kevin Ellis got to b riiiiiich
@@callmebigpapa Damn, $125/hr, I am charging way too low then. I just bought mine because i'm doing an entire house and started with a small chisel and rotary hammer kit, but it was slow going to say the least. Paid $95 at HF after 20% off and it's working great. The only thing is, it requires a bigger capacity air compressor because of the air volume it uses, but so far, my 11gal 3.5hp compressor is doing fine. I'm adding an 11gal air tank to my comp. to see if that helps a bunch.
No way, I do everything I can. But then again I'm not a millennial.
Noisy and uses a ton of compressed air plus compressor noise. Better off with a rotary hammer chisel scraper or a manual floor scraper
Good points, I do have a 30 foot air hose and will likely put thee compressor outside next time due to that very fact! Thanks for the tip on the rotary hammer!
Rotohammer will make just as much if not more noise
manual floor scraper you got me! :0 thats for after the power tools have been used not before. unless you want a put a video of you using a manual scraper to remove a tile floor
WHO CARES OF NOISE AND AIR USAGE , IF YOU HAVE A JOB HIT IT HARD. I'M
WONDERING HOW IT WOULD DO AS A
SIDEWALK
ICE CHOPPER ❗
I HAVE BIG COMPRESSOR 🤓🤓🍺
lucky but to not work yourself to death RENT A FLOOR SCRAPER . will be happy spend the 300 for rental because can do over 1000 SF in a day clearing both the tile and thinset . Use water to soak the thinset for at least 30 minutes will not regret soaking
Thanks for this insightful comment. I agree doing a thousand feet this way would not be fun! Great tip on wetting it down that would help with the dust even with this air chisel!
Your camera work is giving me a headache!
I specialize in shaky cam
Mary Mc close your eyes 👀