I use pogos too. And I ran into rocks and roots which bent my washers up. My fix for that was to pre drill a hole with a 3/4 masonry bit on a cordless rotor hammer. I haven't hit a rock since! My driver is bound to fail one day tho! Thanks for posting these!
what did size metal did you weld on the center of your t-handle.Looks like it holds up well from the hammering.I just got a mig welder and want to build one exactly like yours.Thanks for these videos!!!
I use pogos too. And I ran into rocks and roots which bent my washers up. My fix for that was to pre drill a hole with a 3/4 masonry bit on a cordless rotor hammer. I haven't hit a rock since! My driver is bound to fail one day tho! Thanks for posting these!
May do the same thing for my super stake driver. I gotta dress it every 4 or 5 sets
Nice job and should last a lot longer. All the best and take care.
thanks
what did size metal did you weld on the center of your t-handle.Looks like it holds up well from the hammering.I just got a mig welder and want to build one exactly like yours.Thanks for these videos!!!
its a square nut off a 9/16 bolt. fits right over the 1/2 stock perfectly. just weld the hell out of everything and your good to go.
When I drive mine in it bends the j hooks is that normal? Makes it so the washer doesn't lay flat allowing the anchor to pull straight back out..
your other video you said you use 3/32 cable is it 7x7 or 7x19 ? thank you
Do u use an angle grinder to cut your slot
Aren't grade 8 bolts galvanized? Definitely avoid the fumes while welding it
looks cadmium plated to me which is even worse.
How do you make your cut on the bolt to fit the pogo for driving? I know that sounds confusing. sorry
BloodHunterX 4 1/2" cutting wheel on a grinder
Heat the end up red hot.Quench in oil.Your welcome.
do you make your own cable stakes ..If you do would put a video
yes. I already have a video up on make pogo's. Please feel free to check it out
Ok
with not homemade