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RICK

03-28-2004 18:11:17




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im getting ready to drive post with a shaver driver im borrowing from a friend. but looking at it im not sure if i can get some of the locust split post inside the driveing impact area any comments out here about that




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larry

03-29-2004 15:36:21




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 Re: shaver post driver in reply to RICK, 03-28-2004 18:11:17  
seen one in action guy had a handle with a y on it to hold post also seen him kick the post as he droped the driver took part of the shoe with it



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BobMO

03-29-2004 06:49:06




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 Re: shaver post driver in reply to RICK, 03-28-2004 18:11:17  
I'd say your fix'in to hurt yourself. If you don't have any experience with one of these drivers and this type post get someone who has used it before to go through it a few times with you. If for no other reason do it for your family.....



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jls

03-28-2004 19:53:00




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 Re: shaver post driver in reply to RICK, 03-28-2004 18:11:17  
yes go buy some posts LOL. you have to turn the post so the top is in the driver which means the crook usually faces out. helps to tilt the top of the driver out some. if they are split to thin they can flex and absorb the impact, just bounce on the top of the ground. They drive into the ground at the angle they start at so they really look bad in an area where they can be seen from the road. Wear safty glasses and a long sleeve shirt. you will get showered with bark and dirt. occasional thorn-wear a leather glove and know where your hand is at ALL times.. (I charge more to drive locust posts.)

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