Reseñas de clientes para Hincador de postes en T a gasolina VEVOR, motor de 4 tiempos de 37,7 cc, eficiente, con 3 manguitos de hinca y mango antivibración, para cercas de alta resistencia, ideal para granjas, huertos, obras viales y paisajismo.

This worked pretty darn well for some 2 3/8 oil field pipe I was driving about 3 feet in for the first 5 but then all of the bolts started loosening. It was at the point that we would have to stop and retighten several times for each post. Handle bolts and the sleeve bolts. We stopped using it for that project. I then used blue thread lock and tried to sink some 2 7/8 pipe. They didn't really go as well and may have been due to tree roots but then bolts started to loosen again. Lost one in the dirt. I may try the red thread lock. It is also a beast to lift after 2 pipes. I do understand that you need the mass to drive the posts. Several posts mention being able to drive a 4x4 post. I do not think that that would be possible. Maybe a pointed post but the trouble we had with the 2 7/8 pipe leads me to think that is wishful thinking. Soil type working in is also very sandy. I had high hopes for it but I think it probably needs thinner walled pipe or t posts only

Awesome engine on this little machine, the anvil on it needs some work tho might cracked it like 6 post into the job

Product looks nice. But ends there. Poorly made Product. Part identified as hammer seems to be too small for the cylinder. You have to check for proper alignment of the hammer before each post. If you don't and part is sideways, it would bust the housing. Don't expect to be able to return for a full refund, I was offered a 40 dollar refund and keep a product that is no use to me as it is. I bought it to speed up a process but complications from quality in design prevents that. Holediggers will work better and allow me to do the quality of work I expect to provide for my customers.

I unpacked and filled with engine oil and added enough fuel to test start. Pulled on cord about 3 Rand it started right up. Turned it off and started again a few times to make sir it was working properly. Took to job site the next day, filled it up with fuel and put it on fence pole, pulled trigger and it ran for 30 seconds. The machine died and I never got it cranked again! After diagnosing the machine to no avail, I contacted VEVOR and they made it right. Ending up having to borrow one to finish job. Thus is probably a fluke, but thanks to VEVOR for doing the right thing.

Post driver screws will not hold. Completely strip out of the housing not holding stable. 6 screws stripped inside the tube housing. Have been emailing vevor with warranty which I have also bought extra warranty and all they say is I'm going to send you a video of how to glue the screws. They have been saying that for a week now and still not even a video. They also only replay once at night every day with different people with no solutions. I rely back immediately and still no reply for 24 hours. Do not buy any products from them they do not do any warranties and do not help in any good time frame. I have only been able to put up half the poles and now not able to finsh.

The machine arrived damaged. It doesn't work.

Won't even pound in a t post in. completely junk! first one didn't run second one they sent me ran fine just not any power to pound in a post. Hey vevor why sell junk when it don't even work properly do you not have any pride in your company

*CAUTION ADVISED BEFORE USING THIS ITEM* - Tool arrived and was prepped for first use, and while driving the very first pole, only several strikes in, the collar/sleeve completely fell apart. All bolts/fasteners backed out and the assembly immediately began disassembling itself. Re-fastened all hardware, and after a repeated experience (this time making it maybe 3 posts further) applied LocTite to all possible hardware in the collar/sleeve assembly. This was still no match for the design/functionality of this driver, and ultimately the hardware once again falls out after essentially every use. Considering this unit is mechanically identical to several other "brands" out there, this is all likely a result of this cheaply-made post driver being poorly designed, assembled and using subpar components. Spend the extra $ if you have any sort of project-type use (not just driving a single new mailbox post, etc.) and look at purchasing one of the more premium alternatives. Very disappointing - would NOT recommend

I have two of them sitting in shop used twice and fell apart went through the whole thing, loctite it all the screws. And still just comes apart

The machine arrived in a damaged box and was broken inside . I emailed them and I'm getting a run around about getting the machine replaced