Smarter not Harder.

Nice.....everyone else...

I'm 67, if my grandpa could see this shit. We used to sit cedar posts with a chainsaw, dig post holes with hand posthole diggers and stretch the wire with a come along.

@MAC_ARMY1 I think it’s fascinating how older men become much more savvy with industrial technology once they lose access to younger men’s strong backs. I remember how my dad got a log splitter after I grew up and moved out. I’m living into this reality now. 😂

That’s pretty cool. 😎

In 10 years it might all be done by AI robotics?

Maybe less right.

Big Time Labor Saver

Right.

Yeah, pretty cool, but that isn’t working in the Texas hill country.

I could hire human fence builders and feed them for an entire year for what this equipment cost

@CRIXUSwasHERE Little old me and my post hole digger and my truck did a helluva job around 2 acres. My husband got home from work and was speechless. Poles were all in and in concrete. Next day was wire day. Everyone underestimates me.

Bet that thing costs a pretty penny

I Didn’t have that option growing up🤬

Correct.

@ToniLL22 My son decided to fence in our little acreage. Bout 300 post. He thought he was going to hand drive them. I gave him my t-post driver & put him to it. 3 & he got the idea there’s an easier way. Gas powered driver $260 delivered. Less than a $ a post. 30 seconds-done. Not to deep!

I'm so glad the Black people invented that for us.

That’s real smarts. 👍🏼☑️☑️☑️

Yes.

I want one of those 👍

Forsure.

My neighbour put up NZ fencing using driven posts. OTOH, I installed NZ fencing using hand dug holes and concrete. My posts are still standing after 30 yrs. His all collapsed before 10 yrs.

It is sad his sons and grandkids are not doing that

Right.

That's not the way they did it on Yellowstone.

And a hell of a lot more expensive… but yeah. My 15 year old self would have loved this and saved many weekends LOL

This machine is also good at making stubborn people get your point!! 🤣

Seriously.

The smart part was likely buying the only ranch for miles around that you can drive post into obviously soft soil with no rocks.

We used the front bucket of our old Long Tractor.

@grok what is the name of that machine?

Lord have mercy. Where was that 30 years ago? 😂👏🏼

Too bad those posts will all be rotted out in 5 years

@thandar324 Had some neighbors doing this and they found out exactly where the community water line was. What a gusher.

Those wires aren't tight, and can't be stretched steepling them in as you go.

needs total automation, shouldn't have a human involved at all

Interesting ok.

Very well done! 😊

Got that Clark Kent pile driver

Smooth!👏

Smooth.

Truthfully awesome video. Thank you Robert.

Awesome.

That woulda come in handy a lot in my Life 😂

Right.

@LynneBP_294 How much per mile when you do it that way, all in? …ballparkish

@JeremyClarkson @ClarksonsFarm1 new toy?