98E Basic Man Saver T- Post Driver

Best investment I ever made! I,m surprised how well this placed t post in hard pan ground as well, even through juniper roots. I ,'ve set over 400 6ft t post without any problems what so ever. And how fast it drives them. I highly recommend their products over any of the gas powered types. A generator, 100 ft of airhose and a medium sized compressor and your set. Well worth the money! Just don't let your neighbors find out you have one. Everyone wants to use it!

Unit works nice in soft soils, but mine hasn't performed as well as I had hoped in hard packed soil. And in rocky ground seams like even small rocks that you can hand drive past, stop it from driving tposts in. I have had the pounder 2 years now and have played with air pressures and even different compressors different operators & still the same outcome. so I would think what little learning curve there is, has past. I rate it as average because the only thing I can compare to is my hand driver.

Getting old is NOT for wimps!As I age, I still want to do the jobs around the farm myself and not hire out for them. This tool has definitely made this happen. I just ran some fence that would have taken me better part of a morning driving the t-posts. I did it in less than an hour with this tool! I'll also wake up tomorrow morning WITHOUT my back and shoulders hurting me. Thank you so much for making this VERY affordable tool!

easyest way to drive post you will ever find next to hireing it done while you are on the beach having a Bloody Mary . The MANSAVER is the best money i've spent in along time ,driving post that the "other guys" tool would not drive!!!!!!!

I couldn't have done the work without it. Great design. Well made. Saves both back and heart.
Art

As I get older I realize that things that I used to easily do are now harder and take a lot more time to recover from. This driver takes 90% of the work out of driving t-post. I had to drive some post near some small fir trees, when I hit a root I would let it drive for about a minute and generally drove thru the root. To keep the post plumb I bought a $6.00 plastic post level and affixed it to the driver.

Put the driver to work as soon as I got it. Worked great. You have to check plumb to make sure you're staying straight, but drives t-posts so much faster and easier than a manual driver. This driver is a very welcome tool in my barn.

In southwest Missouri, digging a hole is close to impossible, and sinking a t post by hand is not a easy chore. Getting 2 or 3 in the ground is considered a good day. I'm not going to say that setting a t post with my new post driver is fault free, because it's not. But out of a day's work, we set 30 posts without much of a problem. We did have to pound a few holes with an iron rod to break a rock or two, but after 4 hours and 30 poles set, I was a happy camper. Air usage amazed me. I've got a small compressor and it kept up with the tool with no problem. A couple more miles of fence and I'll be done and the post driver is definitely a mansaver.

I borrowed a driver from a neighbor and liked it so much I decided to get my own. It works good and saves a lot of time and soreness the next few days. I only had trouble with one style of fence post which is the old CF&I steel post. It doesn't fit in the reciever very well so at times I have to drive these old post by hand. Over all I like the driver.