T- Post Driver 98-E

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.

I know that there are not enough adjectives in the dictionary to discripe this too. It is AWESOME! While setting tee posts next to a highway, I had people stopping to see how this man saver worked. They were really impressed and wanted to order their own. I gave them the website. Hopefully they will be placing orders. GREAT TOOL!

I purchase your post driver 7 years ago. Since then I have used it on and off to insert hundreds of T-Posts for horse runs, to anchor round pens and 5 rail panels, and to stabilize tilting trees.  It's a hardy unit that requires very little maintenance.  I keep it clean and lubricated.  I only recently replaced the air control valve assembly myself.  Simple to use.  I have inserted T-Posts in all sorts of ground.  If the soil was clay packed and rocky, I slow soaked the ground to make the process quicker.  In normal soil, the T-Posts go into the ground like a hot knife through butter.  Made in USA this product is well worth the price and it will save you from sore arms and purchasing pain relievers for the aches and pains of manually pounding in T-Posts.

Have used this product many times and has saved our backs, Does the job fast and easy able to install many t-post ...Great investment
Pays for itself

I checked all around our area for a mechanized driver to rent. Everyone smirked, and said there wasn't such a thing. Then I got on line and found your driver. I was skeptical. After driving forty posts in some of the most difficult ground anyone can imagine, I am convinced the driver has already paid for itself. The lowest bid I received for the 1,300 linear feet of t-post fence was just over $6,000. I will be able to do it for about $1,500. So far it has performed just as advertised. One modification I have made is a level bubble. Thanks.

Originally posted 6/4/2007

This is an excellent product. I drove posts through rock hard ground. In two days I put up hundreds of t-posts without a problem. ( It is hard on the hands) If you are looking at any other air-driven product beware of the ginormous compressed air tanks you will need with these products. We did make fun of the name of the poduct by calling it a "MAN-SAVOUR" That was a lot of fun. An excellent product.

Originally posted 10/23/2007

I have set 300 6.5' t posts so far. My only problem was that I started using the wrong oil and it messed it up abit. You can get 20 SAE oil in a small bottle by 3in1 for electric motors at lowes.

Originally posted 12/3/2008