- The chassis for a Hitachi H65 demolition hammer has handles on the side and top of the machine, with a cover for the top handle. A switch trigger is found close to the top handle with a name plate located nearby. The oil system has an oil gauge and a cover for the cap of the oil tank. A front cover protects the area that intersects the attachment from the drive portion of the demolition hammer. The retainer is attached to the front cover, helping to guide the attachment.
- Standard accessories for the Hitachi H65 demolition hammer include a wrench, an oil feeder and a hexagon bar wrench. A steel case is provided for the protection of the hardware. This model has a bull point attachment that measures 20.5 inches in length. Optional accessories that expand the functionality of the hammer include a cold chisel and a cutter that are 20.5 inches in length. A scoop attachment is also available, measuring 21.5 inches long. Replacement oil for this electric hammer is available in quantities of 0.26 of a gallon.
- The Hitachi H65 demolition hammer contains 203 hexagon socket head bolts, 36 roll pins, 25 split pins and 15 unspecified pins. This model also has 16 high tension bolts, 30 machine screws and 60 additional bolts. The hammer is constructed with a tail cover, bearing covers, a cover plate and seal, an inner cover, a gear cover, mouth cover and front cover. The H65 has a fan, a variety of washers and a power cord.
- Hitachi H65 demolition hammers use a single-phase, series communicator motor that is cooled via an air vent. This system uses carbon brushes that are replaceable. The power source for this demolition hammer is a single-phase unit operating at 60 Hz, providing 115 volts of alternating current energy. This energy source provides the hardware with 11.4 amps of current. The power source and motor combine to produce a full-load impact rate of 1,400 strikes per minute. All the parts of a Hitachi H65 hammer combine to weigh 39.7 lbs.
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