Recenzje klientów dla VEVOR 37,77 cm³ benzynowy wbijak do słupków ogrodzeniowych w kształcie litery T, 4-suwowy wbijak do słupków ogrodzeniowych z 3 głowicami (45/55/88 mm), przenośny wbijak do słupków o mocy 1000 W do gospodarstw rolnych, ogrodzeń rancz, ulepszeń dróg

Delivered in not working condition; customer support was no help. Lost money on this one.

Unit does not drive post arrived used/damaged leaked some type of oil from impact head. Vevor is attempting to send replacement parts instead of refunding my money. Would not recommend.

Terrible product. Post adapter immediately got stuck on post and It did not have the power to effectively and efficiently drive posts. Would not recommend.

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

drives post pretty good the collar piece completely stinks, have to stop every 45 seconds to tighten the 4 bolts on the collar and after driving 17 post it completely wallered out the bolt holes. Need a better design for the collar or make it a solid unit that does not remove. driving 2 7/8 drill stem pipe. would be awesome if only used for t post. pipe being driven into sandy loam and red clay.

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

Después de unas 20 horas trabajando bien se rompió una pieza. Estoy intentando pedirla y no tengo respuesta. La pieza es el tubo Interior dnd va el vástago que golpea.

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

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