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Title: You have alternatives ...
Review: This tool has to be the whole arsenal for you.If you are like me, and have an occasional demo job to do in order to move a drain, or tear up a bathroom, it's fine.But this is an expensive thing to have around: it takes up plenty of space, it operates as if it's a real jackhammer (it's big) but it does NOT have close to the breaking power of a pneumatic device, so be forewarned.As a good alternative, you might try renting a Hilti 905. The Hilti let's you get more "down" on your project.If you have a basement floor to tear up, or something outside, don't think you have to do everything yourself. Find a guy who is used to breaking concrete and see if you can make an arrangement with him to be a pair of hands and get him in economically, if that's your deal.If your concrete is an outside job, just bring in a skidsteer or rent a bobcat: this guy isn't about that.Remember you are likely going to be facing rebar, and this guy doesn't like rebar.
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