I never thought I would miss a T-post driver.

[RickN]

It has been many years since I used a driver much and let mine go a long time back. Not sure which relative got it either.

Anyway trying to drive in a post with a 2 pound hammer is hard work. I did it day before last. Fine for the 2 foot post I use around my garden but not so much for the 5 and 6 foot post I need for other things. Guess I will have to watch for one and check the pawn shops.

I just never thought I would need one again. Ain't that the way it always goes?

 

[Hipshot]

It has been many years since I used a driver much and let mine go a long time back. Not sure which relative got it either.

Anyway trying to drive in a post with a 2 pound hammer is hard work. I did it day before last. Fine for the 2 foot post I use around my garden but not so much for the 5 and 6 foot post I need for other things. Guess I will have to watch for one and check the pawn shops.

I just never thought I would need one again. Ain't that the way it always goes?

I don’t miss them at all !!!!

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I snagged a gas-powered t-post driver from Tractor Supply about a month ago when they were on sale. Before that I used the tractor bucket.

Yeah...using a hammer to drive t-posts sucks.

 

[rickm]

T-post drivers can be used for several different things always good to have one laying around. Most people dont know that you can also use them to pull t-post.

 

[bigred1]

I have one you can borrow....come get it.

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

Drive them after a good rain

 

[turkeyrun]

I acquired a grandson powered post driver around 15 years ago. Been through 7 of them. Highly recommended.

 

[bigred1]

I acquired a grandson powered post driver around 15 years ago. Been through 7 of them. Highly recommended.

My post driver went into the Marines.

 

[Big House]

The last time I was involved in setting T-post I used one of these. Granted, it was 1/4 x 1/4 section.

 

[Big House]

My post driver went into the Marines.

God bless him. Best excuse yet.