A skid steer with a rammer, or a dedicated tracked post driver? On the post driving there's not much in it, the difference is everything around it, and that's what should decide your next big buy.

I put our side-shift head on a skid steer to see how it would run. Here is how it mounts, how it positions, how quick it is down a line, and where a rotational still wins.

Tony White on why your next buy isn't a post-driver decision — it's a system decision. Keep the tractor, add a skid steer, move your rammer across, and pick up a whole lot more work you can charge for on the same job.

Compare the top post drivers and they look much the same on paper, and cost about the same too. So how do you tell which one's actually better? You have to know what to look for, and most buyers don't. Here's what I'd look at. - A guide from Tony White

Did you know that Revolution Postdrivers can be mounted to a bunch of different machines? Check out this post which covers which machines and how easily it can be done.

Bob is a farmer at Vernon Farms, they are busy fencing off all of their non-productive land with the Revolution Telescopic Swinga.

Tony White is a full time fencing contractor and the creator of Revolution. Watch as he talks us through his telescopic 180 setup for wet, steep country.