is this bowling ball a hammer
261856
NO, it a Path but I like it. The one I wanted is the path rising it the next level up. It's a great preformance ball. Its $74.00 and this is good for beginners or just playing for fun at $47.00 . I played for one year with the ball, got my money out of it already.
1218986
No it is not, hammer slide release, safety, grips, and trigger are all plastic. I have not had an issue with them being plastic, but I am easy when handling the gun.
1723075
no,it is a prying tool designed for separating two objects namely ball joints.
77851
Because it is a "Hammerdrill"; it is a drill with an added hammering function so that it will drill through surfaces like ceramic tile, however you must buy the correct drill bit to carry out that function, it is diamond coated and can withstand the forces generated by the added hammering forces. If you just need a hammer, buy a hammer, but drills by definition need to rotate whether the added hammering capabilities are engaged or not.
1521751
Yes ... A soft plastic, flip off cover (hinged) over the "pointed" part of the hammer. Guess it protects it from scratching what ever it may contact.
1995493
The hammer does move but it is not fully function. Pulling the trigger does not move it and it does not lock back. Thanks Pyramyd air Team
561363
No. The balls are a hard plastic. Think of it as a very durable, larger ping pong ball.
2078221
The Lord & Hodge 1074-4 brass grommet tool is also hammer type. So I would think so, but can't tell you yes for sure.
165953
Yes it is spring-ball held on, size of wrench is 1-1/8". I used it on my tractor hub, and a 3 lb. 'lump' hammer gave me more than enough in 2 whacks. It would take 3 ft. wrench and if it pukes once the handle will not go back on. Impact would be OK but why bother.
1137123
No. It does not show in the specs but it gauges to 14 tpi by .95 in. micrometer with a wrench flat of 1-1/8". It is American thread.I was pulling a drive hub off my tractor and the slide did not stand up. This hub puller bolt worked for me with a 3 pound hammer after I got it real tight with 1/2" breaker and 2 ft. pipe and 2 wacks with hammer. I would only use impact 3/4 or 1/2 if hammer did not work, as I have seen some really good tools/parts explosion problems.
167224
Hammer is for going through concrete wall. Power drill doesn't have same power and can burn out motor.
1164680
It is but it is heavier than a tennis ball. It will not work on hard surfaces, even semi frozen turf. The ball will turn off when it hits the ground it thrown to high.
165418
Yes, it is. However, it got broke after 1st month of use(slide doesn't stop anymore)
820070
Don, t think it's a ball picture shows handle I have been in and out of the hospital wife put it away I haven't seen it yet, from long mechanical experience, usually lower inch pound scale torque wrenches have ball knobs, this higher one is most likely handle as shown.
583790
This motor will not support the weight of a bowling ball but is a good choice for this project if you support the ball on "ball rollers" and use some sort of wheel to drive the ball it should work out. Mike L Sept 21, 2014
1258392
Looks like the ball part could be. And the handle maybe not. There's really no way I would know for sure. I've long thrown the packaging away.
1753447
Yes, it is a working hammer. But it does not strike fire from the hammer. Because it's spring operated. Says my fiancé, who I gave it to for Christmas.