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Nifty Way To Drive T-Posts
"I hated using a hammer to drive in T-posts," says John Gipson, Gilmer, Texas. He wanted to use a front-end loader bucket to push them in but it was hard to drive them evenly.
So Gipson made a measuring pipe out of a 50-in. piece of 2 1/4-in. dia. pipe. He put a 12-in. dia. donut-shaped plate at the bottom end.
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Nifty Way To Drive T-Posts FENCING Tools 30-3-27 "I hated using a hammer to drive in T-posts," says John Gipson, Gilmer, Texas. He wanted to use a front-end loader bucket to push them in but it was hard to drive them evenly.
So Gipson made a measuring pipe out of a 50-in. piece of 2 1/4-in. dia. pipe. He put a 12-in. dia. donut-shaped plate at the bottom end.
He simply slides the guide pipe over the post and has someone on the tractor push the T-post into the ground. With the ring as a guide, all the posts are the same height.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, John W. Gipson, 4784 Gipson Rd., Gilmer, Texas 75644 (ph 903 762-2189).
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