Abstract: A coupling device for automatically coupling an excavating device or a hammer device to an excavator includes an arm coupler fixed to one end of an arm of the excavator and a link coupler fixed to an operation link of the arm of the excavator. The excavating device includes a pair of brackets having a pair of the assembling holes. Piston rods, contained in the arm coupler and the link coupler and inserted into the assembling holes, connect the brackets of the excavating device to the excavator.

Abstract: A shear assembly including a bracket unit detachably to an excavator is provided. The shear assembly includes a main body rotatably attached to a bracket unit, a rotating unit disposed between the main body and the bracket unit to rotate main body around the bracket unit, a fixed arm unit fixed to the main body, a moving arm unit rotatably mounted on the main unit and opened from and closed toward the fixed arm unit, a cylinder unit rotatably mounted on the main body and rotating the moving arm unit.

Abstract: A hydraulic breaker for absorbing and reducing vibration and noise generated from the breaker and for reducing debris and dust scattered from the impact tool during using the breaker is provided. Space between main body of the breaker and outer housing is filled with fluid supplied from outside of the outer housing. Fluid hose is connected to a fluid hole formed on the outer housing to supply fluid into the space. Upper absorber is disposed between a bracket and upper portion of the main body, lower absorber is disposed between front cover of the outer housing and front head portion of the main body. Side absorbers are disposed between sidewall of the outer housing and outer cylindrical sidewall of the main body to keep a distance between outer housing and main body and to provide the space filled with fluid. Fluid, such as water, filled in the space is ejected through holes formed on the front cover of the outer housing.