I've said this in the last driver video too, but you guys need to put skidril pounder in the mix. It's always out performed our rhino. They make a great product. Imo
Nicholas looked like he was having to work way too hard with the Redi driver. My whole reason for considering a post driver is to do less work. Plus, the Rhino with the metal hoop style handle looks like a much better and more ergonomic design, especially for those of us that don't want to work that hard. Even if these two performed exactly the same, I'd take the Rhino just because of the handle. Thanks for the comparison!👍
Race the customer service, Redi answered within 30 seconds and the lady was very knowledgeable and able to answer my questions on the issue I was having in the field in the middle of nowhere. Cant beat that. Not sure on the Rhino but I guarantee all the cheap china makes you will not have any support.
I've used the Christie (Redi) for a few years now, one of the first users. I do rural fencing with 89mm (80nb) strainers and it's all I use, I do 80mm pilot holes in solid ground but the driver is great. Go Aussie made 😊
I've said this in the last driver video too, but you guys need to put skidril pounder in the mix. It's always out performed our rhino. They make a great product. Imo
I agree we love our skidril G3 very rarely do we need to get out the hydraulic driver
@@ANNABELLAFENCE Glad to hear it, guys!
Great video as always. Always look forward to your videos
Nicholas looked like he was having to work way too hard with the Redi driver. My whole reason for considering a post driver is to do less work. Plus, the Rhino with the metal hoop style handle looks like a much better and more ergonomic design, especially for those of us that don't want to work that hard. Even if these two performed exactly the same, I'd take the Rhino just because of the handle. Thanks for the comparison!👍
We use lots of 2 3/8 oil pipe for post, have you ever used one of these driver for that kind of pipe?
My neighbors will love that sound.😊
Progress makes noise. ☺️
Question if you go to far in what’s your best way of getting it? Or if you were to do a removal of post
When we remove we pull with a skidsteer usually, although you could use a post jack.
Race the customer service, Redi answered within 30 seconds and the lady was very knowledgeable and able to answer my questions on the issue I was having in the field in the middle of nowhere. Cant beat that. Not sure on the Rhino but I guarantee all the cheap china makes you will not have any support.
Still waiting on the bull on here. I think it will do amazing
Having a second person to just pick up the post is huge.
Rhino vs bryce please 😅😅😅
What’s easier to drive manually, pipe or postmaster?
I'd bet they're about the same.
I've used the Christie (Redi) for a few years now, one of the first users. I do rural fencing with 89mm (80nb) strainers and it's all I use, I do 80mm pilot holes in solid ground but the driver is great. Go Aussie made 😊
Try the skidril g3Xd
Hmmm, we'll have to check it out.
Up to what size can they drive on diameter?
The REDI will accomodate up to 3" round. The Rhino Multipro will do up to 2 1/2".
I’m pretty sure the “Driver” with the sunglasses on weighs at least 15 pounds more than the other one🤣