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Insaga Heavy Duty Fence Post Driver to fit diameter under 6''
More durablility
Double-reinforced welded top plate
- Heavy-Duty Steel Fence Post Driver with Non-slip ergonomic handles
- Ease of use and improved durability
- Ideal for driving fence, deck and sign posts into various soils
Dimensions
- Overall length: 17''
- Outer diameter: 6.4''
- Inner diameter: 6.1''
- Thickness: 0.2''
- The fence post driver has two non-slip handles on either side of the driver for ease of use.
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Constructed of 0.2" thick seamless tubing, durable black powder coat finish, ergonomic reinforced handle for comfortable use.
This post pounder has outer diameter 6.5'', inner diameter 6.1'', the powerful weight make the easy way to pound a post, fit for most posts such as T-posts, chain link fence posts, garden posts, wire fences and more.
Makes Driving Fence Posts Easier
Tracy Rivera
2025-08-10 14:43:09
This was exactly what I expected. It has good weight which helps pounding the 4 x 4Γ’β¬Λs. It also has a comfortable grip. I will definitely recommend this.
Phil
2025-08-09 18:20:07
The post driver did exactly what I wanted it to do. The weight was great for driving a 5" diameter post in the ground. It is a sturdy devise. I would recommend it to others.
Andy in Washington
2025-08-04 21:32:23
I needed to add a couple T-posts to an existing fenceline, and thought this tool might be easier than my usual sledge-hammer.=== The Good Stuff ===* This thing is big and heavy. I didn't weigh it, but the webpage says 24 pounds, and I wouldn't argue with that. It is constructed out of reasonably heavy gauge steel, and powdercoated to prevent rust. The handles are reasonably comfortable.* The tool is long enough to give you enough of a vertical stroke to build up some momentum. Luckily I was putting in posts in ground well softened by spring rains, so they went in quite easy-maybe 15 strokes per pole. (It took about 10 with a sledgehammer).* The top of the unit, where these things usually fail, seemed strong and well welded.=== The Not-So-Good Stuff ===* The diameter of the tool is about 6", which is just too wide. It is tough to generate enough force to drive a stake and still hit the stake reasonably plumb. It was all to easy for the wide diameter to let you hit off-center and drive the stake crooked.* Due to the nature of its use, this tool will get banged-up and rusty. But the powder-coating already has a couple of flaws visible...so a head start on the rust.=== Summary ===The wide-diameter was a bit of a non-starter for me. I just couldn't control the downward stroke well enough to drive stakes plumb into the ground. What I finally ended up doing was using this tool to start the stakes, then relying on the ever-trusty sledge-hammer to finish. The tool is heavy, which helps get started, but you can probably skip arm day at the gym is you put in more than one or two posts.
Michael
2025-07-22 18:13:38
Nice and heavy with a large diameter hole. Handles are built well and it easy to hold.
Richard Chung
2025-07-08 11:11:04
I have been trying others, but this one is heavy enough and large enough to handle most of the posts.
peters-sweetie
2025-05-06 11:08:22
This is an incredibly big and heavy post hole driver. BUT because it's big and heavy, it knocks in easier than lightweight ones. It's great for T-posts and U-posts. VERY high quality. This is why it's so expensive.The only downside is that it IS very heavy. But in order for it to be so effective, it has to be.I recommend highly!
mdgarnett
2025-03-24 17:39:22
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YourFriendlyNeighboorhoodRDH
2025-02-10 15:25:42
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Buck
2025-02-09 18:58:46
Nice handle. Seems very durable. Pounds 4 inch posts in nicely.
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