What's the best way to put the Telegraph posts in the ground

[woody paul]

Augers only really work on a digger so you can push them down with the arm, unless the grounds fairly soft the ones on tractor arms will just sit spinning and not dig in.

 

Or a forend loader.

[mendiplogs]

Or a forend loader.

 

HI WOODY thanks that mate jon

[Goaty]

I have a Bryce suma post knocker and have used it to knock InTelegraph poles a foot diameter 2 meters down. The maximum height my machine will reach off the ground is 15ft. You can increase the depth they go in by digging a starter hole. For example 2ft hole you could do a 17ft long pole. Etc.

For me it's the easiest way as I have the gear. It doesn't take long to do, no concrete needed.

A fencing contractor in your area will have a Bryce or similar machine.

[mendiplogs]

I have a Bryce suma post knocker and have used it to knock InTelegraph poles a foot diameter 2 meters down. The maximum height my machine will reach off the ground is 15ft. You can increase the depth they go in by digging a starter hole. For example 2ft hole you could do a 17ft long pole. Etc.

For me it's the easiest way as I have the gear. It doesn't take long to do, no concrete needed.

A fencing contractor in your area will have a Bryce or similar machine.

HI GOATY any pics of the KIT thanks sounds great thanks jon

[Goaty]

Try this link Jon. Various pictures on homepage. One shows height on tractor.

I have photos on my MacBook not phone.

 

http://www.brycesuma.co.uk/index.php?page=profi-supreme

[mendiplogs]

Try this link Jon. Various pictures on homepage. One shows height on tractor.

I have photos on my MacBook not phone.

 

http://www.brycesuma.co.uk/index.php?page=profi-supreme

 

Hi GOATY not working were apple to here thanks Jon

[briquette_seller]

Cut points on them, and chap them in.

If you dig a hole with a digger, the strainers will be slacker than clowns selves.

[Goaty]

Hi GOATY not working were apple to here thanks Jon

 

 

Try this Jon:001_smile:

Post Pounder | Bryce Suma

[mendiplogs]

Try this Jon:001_smile:

Post Pounder | Bryce Suma

 

Hi GOATY GREAT KIT that mate 400kg hammer has Force of 62 tons And the 500kgs one has force of 80tons plus sounds great thanks jon

[Undercut]

Use the back dipper on the jcb to force them In,with points cut in them ,better than any post knocker