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The Youkon earned its towing stripes today. Wouldn't have been so nervous if it had an electronic brake controller. I have one that I need to install. Theres 75 posts 4-5" x 10ft and 7 posts 6-7" x 9ft. All southern yellow pine and treated for ground contact. Idk what the bundle weighed. The trailer took it like a champ. Oh and there a post pounder in fron of them, maybe 4-500 lbs.

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The Youkon earned its towing stripes today. Would have been so nervous if it had an electronic brake controller. I have one that I need to install. Theres 75 posts 4-5" x 10ft and 7 posts 6-7" x 9ft. All southern yellow pine and treated for ground contact. Idk what the bundle weighed. The trailer took it like a champ. Oh and there a post pounder in fron of them, maybe 4-500 lbs.

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Here's the post pounder. It uses the hydraulic ram to lift the ballast and has a pin that ratchets then a roller wheel that rides a ramp guide that pulls the pin and drops the weight. I have two remotes on my tractor that run my bucket so I'll have to come up with a simple valve to run the ram and I'll disconnect the bucket curl remotes when I need to run this.

Unfortunately I just found out it's only going to raise high enough for a 8 ft post. o_O

My line post are 10 ft. :cursing2::facepalm::crybaby2:
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The simplest solution might be to lengthen my 3pt lift arms. *s-word *s-word *s-word.
 

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Here's the post pounder. It uses the hydraulic ram to lift the ballast and has a pin that ratchets then a roller wheel that rides a ramp guide that pulls the pin and drops the weight. I have two remotes on my tractor that run my bucket so I'll have to come up with a simple valve to run the ram and I'll disconnect the bucket curl remotes when I need to run this.

Unfortunately I just found out it's only going to raise high enough for a 8 ft post. o_O

My line post are 10 ft. :cursing2::facepalm::crybaby2:
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Why the 10ft post?
 

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This is a 9ft post. The weight raises about 1 more ft than pictured... 9 ft will fit under it. Not without modification of something.
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The other option is to break out Thor's hammer and pond them in the first 2 ft. I think its 12 lbs.
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