Kell-inKY
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That is truly a man's driver there. I drive a lot of 10' posts with ours, I would not want to attempt it with that monster!
Can we talk post drivers?
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saltbranch
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Bigfoot":2tdu1qlz said:
Has anyone on here used this propane driver before?
fenceman
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Bigfoot":16ngbc8a said:
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I've never seen one. I'll definitely look into it. I'm interested as well.
It doesn't look like much to me. It shows them driving t post and u channel . and it looks like it's driving them quite slowly. I would imagine they choose spoke soft ground as well. It hits quite slowly.
But it does claim 700 pounds hit.
I can absolutely assure you. It won't drive anything, anywhere.
With everything I said against it above . if it would drive 3 inch pipe in hard ground. Even if it was slow I would be looking into one. Would be perfect for small jobs and repairs.
Anyone used one?
hurleyjd
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fenceman
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http://rhinotool.com/products/post-drivers/multi-pro/
I've used this one and it will drive tpost great. Pipe not so much.
It's a good little driver, but does have some plastic parts you have to be careful about dropping it, throwing it on the back of the truck etc.
Still like to see that propane driver in.person
I've used this one and it will drive tpost great. Pipe not so much.
It's a good little driver, but does have some plastic parts you have to be careful about dropping it, throwing it on the back of the truck etc.
Still like to see that propane driver in.person
