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Whether you’re installing permanent fencing, setting up temporary perimeters, or driving posts on multiple job sites, SONCO offers post drivers built for professionals. From hydraulic attachments to portable gas-powered units, our equipment is designed to reduce labor time, increase accuracy, and withstand daily use — trusted by fence contractors nationwide.
Hydraulic and gas-powered post drivers both perform well, but each work best in different settings. Knowing their key differences can help you choose the one that fits your project needs.
Ideal for large projects where hydraulic equipment will already be used. |
Delivers strong, consistent impact for dense soils and larger posts. |
The machine does most of the work, making it easier for long workdays. |
Great for smaller projects, remote locations, or areas without hydraulic equipment. |
Can be used on various terrains without needing additional machinery. |
No need to hook up to a hydraulic source; start and go. |
Investing in professional-grade post drivers doesn’t just speed up your projects — it reduces crew fatigue, minimizes rework, and guarantees consistent post alignment across every fence line. For companies managing multiple installs per week, the time savings quickly pay for the equipment.
1. How do I choose the right post driver for my needs?
A: Consider the scale of your project, available equipment, and installation frequency. Hydraulic units are best for high-volume, repetitive installations, while gas-powered options are better for mobility and smaller jobs.
2. Can a single operator use a post driver?
A: Gas-powered drivers are designed for one-person operation. Hydraulic drivers require a compatible vehicle or machine for operation.
3. Can I purchase replacement parts or additional accessories separately?
A: Yes, mounting brackets, hoses, and other accessories are available for purchase to customize your post driver setup or replace missing parts.
4. What are the main differences between hydraulic and gas-powered post drivers?
A: Hydraulic drivers attach to skid steers, tractors, and loaders, offering high speed and efficiency for large-scale jobs. Gas-powered drivers are portable and lightweight, making them ideal for smaller sites or projects without heavy machinery.
4. What types of posts can these drivers handle?
A: Our post drivers are compatible with T-posts, pipe posts, and ground rods, with each model specifying its maximum post diameter.