Anybody ever use one of these?

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Just wondering, I have another use, in mind fer it...

Oh, and FFWD to about 16 minutes in, the guy doing the review is kinda windy... Wink

Edited by DiyDave - 08 Dec 2018 at 8:40pm

Seems a bit wobbly to me and annoying but I would give it a try.

Well, I wanna KNOW what you have in mind for it Dave?? Not illegal is it?

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Hubert (Ga)engine7 wrote:

Tyler, need one that high to keep the deer out. See a lot of nurseries in this area with tall fencing. He definitely needs a taller ladder, a lot less expensive than a trip to the ER. With my luck that ladder would tip over and I would bust my arse.

Makes sense. A neighbor here took regular t posts and put field wire about half way up then a 6 ft piece of pvc pipe on that and tied field wire to it. Seemed to work but I believe it would be cheaper and easier to shoot the deer or buy the veggies

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Backhoe works just fine. Last time I did fencing we had a long stretch. The other guy did the tee posts with his foot. A flash flood came thru and took out the fence in the river bottom. I had to did the holes and plant the corner and brace posts. It was probably close to 1000 feet. We stretched the barbed wire with the WD45 I think it was three strand. we used the woven wire stretcher and did all three wires at the same time.

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Paul, it would seem so but also growing up back east with that moisture/water table, I would agree until living here in N. TX.

I have to add water 3-4 times over an hour or so before I can even think of driving a tee post here, usually anytime from June through to September most years. If we get decent rains it still takes days of rain off and on before you can get em' in and big ranchers I know just rent a trailer mounted pressure washer when doing fence replacement of a mile or more when we have had no rains and they have to get it done.Blast em' in by starting the hole as even a pick axe will not get the ground broken and a FEL will just bend the post.

Even a FEL mounted auger will sit there and bounce and we used a 10' cheater with a fella hangin off the back of my 3-pt. auger to get holes done for 2-7/8 oilfield tubing we cemented in around my shop, 5-10 days after good rains.

As for the auto-drivers, I have not seen that type, just the air driven units that are small and light but you need to drag air along.

If I had to do a good stretch of tee posts, the air driven would be it for me.

Gonna hook it up to a zoysia plugger, possibly. At $275 or so might be cheaper than fixin the old dynadigger I usedta use... Wink

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Edited by DiyDave - 09 Dec 2018 at 5:29pm

highway dept here uses a 20# hydraulic jackhammer to drive in sign post, it I ever had to drive in another t-post I would build me a socket for 90# jackhammer and drive them in ground with airpressure

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