The Chicago Pneumatic CP 0035 is the biggest air user of the three CP pogo-stick backfill tampers we stock, converting 39 CFM at 90 psi into slow, powerful blows that compact all types of backfill trench lifts, pole bases and footing soils faster than lighter tampers can. Heat-treated cylinders and chrome-plated pistons extend tool life through daily production compaction, and optional mufflers are available where noise matters.
Where compaction happens at the bottom of a form or trench, a vertical-blow tamper reaches lifts a plate compactor never touches. The CP 0003 and CP 0004 run the same pattern on 18 and 28 CFM for smaller compressors, sizing advice is in the tamper buyers guide, and the whole backfill tamper range is under one roof in Denver; a shot of pneumatic tool oil each shift protects the piston.
- Pneumatic pogo-stick backfill tamper for trench lifts, pole bases and footing soils
- 39 CFM air consumption at 90 psi the highest-output of our three CP tampers
- Slow, powerful blows efficiently and quickly compact all types of backfill
- Heat-treated cylinder and chrome-plated piston significantly extend service life
- Optional mufflers available for quieter operation
- Free UPS Ground shipping from Crowder Supply in Denver
CP 0035 FAQ
Is this the tool called a pogo stick compactor?
Yes pogo stick and powder puff are the common crew names for pneumatic backfill tampers like the CP 0035.
How much air does the CP 0035 use?
About 39 CFM at 90 psi the most of the three CP tampers we stock, which is what buys its faster production compaction.
CP 0035, CP 0004 or CP 0003 which one?
All three compact with the same slow, powerful vertical blows; the difference is air appetite and output. The CP 0003 (18 CFM) and CP 0004 (28 CFM) suit smaller compressors, while the 0035 is the production pick when air is plentiful.
