Easy petrol post driver

[Charlie_b]

Are there any recent reviews/recommendations of these tools. I've only found old ones. This being the Australian made version. Thanks

 

[james ds]

Are there any recent reviews/recommendations of these tools. I've only found old ones. This being the Australian made version. Thanks

Ive the Aussie one , great for metal posts but not much use on timber unless the ground is very soft

 

[Charlie_b]

Ive the Aussie one , great for metal posts but not much use on timber unless the ground is very soft

Thanks for your reply. We only use wooden posts, and most of the time they are rough cut 3-4s posts. I've seen mixed reviews some saying there great and others like you said only good in soft ground. We'd like to try one but nowhere near us has one so it's a lot of money on a gamble that it would work for us.

 

[james ds]

Thanks for your reply. We only use wooden posts, and most of the time they are rough cut 3-4s posts. I've seen mixed reviews some saying there great and others like you said only good in soft ground. We'd like to try one but nowhere near us has one so it's a lot of money on a gamble that it would work for us.

IT won't do your job.

 

[Tarw Coch]

Seen one of these being demoed at midlands machinery show, seemed slow and noisy, don’t know what the land is like there but it’s certainly had plenty of rain recently so shouldn’t be too hard but you never know with it being a Showground.

 

[Charlie_b]

Thanks for the replies think I'll save my money instead.

 

[Bobthebuilder]

if you can't get tractor post knocker in better off using pinch bar and mell, if nothing else it keeps you fitter