Sure wouldn't want to use that puppy for every post as it starts out heavy and gets lots heavier real fast! Hence my HF breaker hammer purchase/modification. In these conditions the manual driver will sort of work if you don't kill yourself using it as progress is sooooooo sloooooow. B U T.when it is dry and the ground is hard I can raise the front of the tractor up and NOT drive the post enough (even if by some miracle I don't bend the post). Right again! My favorite T-post driver is the FEL followed by a spring loaded manual driver. I bought the cheapest one, and it has been
The best Purchase I've made by far to date has been the auto darkening welding helmet. It actually seems pretty smooth and well built. I just got their self retracting hose reel with 25' of 3/8" hose, and that has been really nice to have. Their blue tarps last at least as long as anyone else's blue tarp. if your hauling 500 lbs, get the 1000 lb. The tiedown straps work pretty well if you buy one level up from what you need. It's definately nothing like what "Norm" has, but I have no plans to replace it in the near future. They're cheap enough that I keep one drill with a drill bit in a keyed chuck and another with a screwdriver bit in a keyless chuck. Anytime I buy one I buy at least one extra battery. It seems like the best price/performance ratio. I really like their 14 volt series of cordless tools. I finally replaced it with a Porter cable, but I got every penny out of it three times over before I replaced it. I bought the cheapo router and built a few dressers, tables, and stools with it. I thought it died once, but after it cooled down it started right back to running again. I have a 6 gallon air compressor that has lasted me 6 years of regular use.
I'm on my second hammer drill, and when the one I have burns out I'll buy another from HF. HF does seem to be a little better, though. Whether from HF or from these traveling tool sales, I buy a lot of cheap Chinese tools.
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