Postpuncher

[stevew]

Has anyone ever used a postpuncher, how do you find them

We have had one for about eight years, it's fitted on a Kubota 3 ton 360 machine it is one of the best pieces of equipment we have ever purchased, it is so manoeuvrable and versatile , we use it to reach all the inaccessible places up an down banks over ditches and hedges, it has the advantage of being able to hold the posts and move them into the correct position, it good on 3"-4" up to 8" gate posts also timber up to 4lm can also push posts in with the weight of the machine only down side it's a 2 man job and you need to be a fluffing good digger driver!

[Matt Storrs]

Has anyone ever used a postpuncher, how do you find them

We have had one for about eight years, it's fitted on a Kubota 3 ton 360 machine it is one of the best pieces of equipment we have ever purchased, it is so manoeuvrable and versatile , we use it to reach all the inaccessible places up an down banks over ditches and hedges, it has the advantage of being able to hold the posts and move them into the correct position, it good on 3"-4" up to 8" gate posts also timber up to 4lm can also push posts in with the weight of the machine only down side it's a 2 man job and you need to be a fluffing good digger driver!

Good to hear you get on well with it- i have something similar also made by postpuncher but i adapted it to work better. Does the Postpuncher have a post cap inside the tube or does the weight just hit the post straight on? if so do you find it splits the posts up much?

[stevew]

No it doesn't have a cap inside the tube, if you have the tube straight and true it doesn't split the timber