Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Controlador de Postes de Gas 37,7cc Controlador de Postes de Cerca en T Portátil de 4 Etapas 1000W con 2 Cabezales de Conducción de 55/70 mm para Cercas Agrícolas, Ranchos, Mejoras de Carreteras

Bear in mind this is a HUGE device with 30 kg of net weight. It is a challenging task to lift this safely above the top of the pole to be driven. I couldn’t use it, unfortunately.

Ideal for softer, rock-free soil or smaller post. Can fit over post master post however struggles to drive such a large post. Progress is slow and will stall with any real resistance. Would not buy again. Manual driver actually works better than gas driver.

Hammer broke on few uses. Had to order new part which was a long time being delivered. Was able to resuse it few time but feel the hammer is not strong enough and I am afraid it will break again. At this moment, would not reorder.

I found that it doesn’t have a lot of impact it’s more of a tap so I had to use my old school manual pounder and use this when I needed a break. Great tool but needs more stroke for impact.

It worked great on the test posts we did but after winter and we pulled it back out of the box and put gas in it, it wouldn't start. Figured out the carborator wasn't letting gas into the engine. Purchased a carb and waiting on it to show up

Starting damage after 30 min. use. 15 starting then not funksjon. New thing for repair not still deleverd. I want to return

Couldn’t drive a 3 5/16 post more than 2” into soft ground. Very disappointed

Didn't fit on a wooden 4x4 as advertised

Frustrated 😫 with this machine's lack of power, and the vibration keeps loosening most of the cap screws. The hammer mechanism bolts all came loose without much stress on the machine. I was driving a wood post for a fence, and it has been frustrating having to stop frequently to tighten bolts and screws so they don't go flying all over the place.

I have bought a lot of equipment from Vevor, but sadly I have to say I was disappointed with post driver. I have used several over the years, but there was one significant issue that I couldn’t get over. The collar that the driver sat on just isn’t long enough. I was trying to drive 6.5’ t-posts and the head of each post bottomed out about a 1/2” in which causes the heavy machine to be very unstable making it difficult to drive the t-posts in straight or even support it. It was literally more exhausting trying to support it than just using a manual post driver. The quality was decent and maybe a round 4x4 post might be better since it has a large flat head to rest on. It comes with different size collars to support different types of posts, so I am going to try using a larger collar with a piece of steel tube the t-post can sit in to give it more stability.