Rohrer Manugacturing www.rohrermfg.com Post Driver

www.rohrermfg.com
The automatic T-Post Driver was first developed by Dan Rohrer in response to a fence builder who was complaining about his back and wishing for a "wonder tool." In less than a month, the first Man-Saver was manufactured and sold.

Since then, Dan has developed a series of drivers and expanded their capabilities with various adapters that allow them to drive almost any shaped post on the market up to 3.5" diameter. Ideal for all your farm & ranch fencing, vineyard fencing and highway department post needs.

These post driving power tools are now patented products, still manufactured and sold from the same Central Oregon location where it all started in 1997.

Rohrer Manufacturing's post driver is an excellent, affordable alternative to bulky hydraulic or back breaking manual post drivers. This lightweight, portable t-post driver is ideal for farm, ranch, vineyard, sign and highway fence, post, and marker installations.

1.800.980.7599 | info@rohrermfg.com

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[FencedQLD]

We purchased two of these tools and to date have not been impressed at all. Manufacturer could not be bothered to inform us that it would not fit the pickets we use .Even after modifying sleeve still it does not function correctly even after being straight out of the box both tools.

[kaseyevery]

@FencedQLD

I am sorry you have not been impressed but we have made several attempts to send you the parts you need and you have not responded to our requests. We welcome your call 1-800-980-7599. We have sent you several emails trying to troubleshoot the issues you are having.

[kaseyevery]

starts @ $450

[rancher21]

Interesting How much/?

[kaseyevery]

@rancher21

Starting at $450 US Dollars

[JDPlowboy4320]

That looked like good ground that a manual driver could have drove in with 5 hits

[FREEHANDILLUSTRATOR]

Maybe you should try putting the on/off switch on the part that doesn't move? That's a start in the right direction

[junkeo]

@FencedQLD

didn't fit the posts you were using? and the manufacturer was supposed to know that how?? you modified it and then it didn't work right for you?? PUH-LEEEZE

[TheGojodfrey]

For goodness sake, use an on hose foot or hand valve, catching the thing to switch it on and off is just daft, and putting your hand in the wrong place looks to be a once and only kind of mistake.

[thomas242007]

You should call it the franken-driver! but it looks like it does really well

[StrainriteFencing]

Check out Strainrite Fencing for Quality New Zealand made Fencing Tools & Equipment! Lots of great tutorials on our site!

[aquaphobicFish]

thats a waratar not a post ....