Put up right at a mile of T post for an electric fence in about an hour and wasn’t crippled up the next day. I ain’t never manually driving a post again.
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Originally posted by gingib View PostWonder how many people using these are overweight?
Now if your putting in 100 t posts ok. Or doing it for a living
Of course you would tell me about your diet if told you I pay someone to mow my lawn so I guess the answer is irrelevant.
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Originally posted by gingib View PostWonder how many people using these are overweight?
Now if your putting in 100 t posts ok. Or doing it for a living
I’m 30 and not overweight and I bought one lol, there awesome we put 3-30 yard diameter pens in around 2 hours. It would of took us all day without it.
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Another great way to put T posts in rock is to rent a big hammer drill with a long rock bit. Drill the hole a tad smaller than the post & tap it in.
I rent them from Home Depot.
Beltek builds an air puff bit to fit their skid loader augers. They are just smaller than the post. No air needed but somehow they create air to push out the dust while drilling.
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After using a pneumatic driver several years ago, never again will I risk splitting my dome with the El Manual again. Rocky terrain on a friends place. We drove drill stem and T-post with it. 20 acres we drove all post in 2 days time that included welding, a beer or two, and a couple ham sammiches. Best money ever spent on rental equipment. For reference his property was in Bertram
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Originally posted by Mission408 View PostFor thoes of you that have used a gas powered unit, has it been in clay or rock? I have to drill a 1-1/4" x 18" hole first then drive in by hand
Ive a Honda powered Rhino driver. Super nice. Kinda heavy but lean tpost over and leverage up the motor. Drive away. Until...I messed up on my unit and didnt run a inside milled coupler thingy (an extra $200-300) to keep the tpost off the housing side wall. The machine came with some plastic adapters but keeping them in the driver housing is a pain. My driver piston shaft is a bit scoured and I lose compression. The local repair shop that rents the same unit has the same problem with customers. The piston housing will need replacing eventually. I still have enough compression to run but it still fails. My soil is a clay loam with scattered lime stone rock. Most places I just go manual for exercise and easy driving. I like using the motor if Ive a mess load to do quickly otherwise I am the machine.
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First time I used the machine I got thin wall 2 3/8” glavanized fence pipe stuck in the shaft. It drove the pipe just fine...but mushroomed the driving end of the pipe too. Used the tractor to pull the whole deal out of ground...pipe and motor stuck on top. Like I said...clay loam.
Dont drive thin wall 2 3/8” galvanized pipe even though it will drive 2 3/8” pipe.
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