You saved me so much time.

This is not the manufacturer recommended method. The 1/2" square adapter can round up an damage the head, they should use a square hollow adapter that goes over the pylex in the same way as the saddle that comes with it. Also, those specific piles are not intended for fences; they don't have any built-in lateral stabilizer. How to you plan to stabilize them?

Love it Al !!. Especially the yumming at the end 🤣🤣

My wife makes protein bars also with chocolate, I just sent this to her 👍

Nice! my problem is that I can't just eat one, it's a Schroeder thing .😋

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Did you try ride across, I agree, veery sketchy?

We can rebuild it !!

Get a milwaukee it does this in a 10th of the time

Sadly, Pat passed away last night. A great guy who will be missed by all who knew him I'm sure. Happy trails to you Pat, wherever you're riding now.

hi there. Thank you for posting this video. I could not figure out how to install my pylex piers. Thanks again.

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I watched the manufacturer install video for these 50" piles and they say "not to be used for fencing".. I'm planning on using them for fencing with the lateral stabilizer add-ons. I can't see it being worse than a 4x4 fence post buried 3ft with concrete..

How many ft apart are the posts ?

Nice ride. Do you have stock gearing on your 250exc-f?

looks like a great day to get out there and that's a pretty nice trail for a powerline.👍

Beauty time to ride eh Al ! Never seen that trail so dry. Same here, not a wet spot in the trails at all this summer.

Can you post url where to buy? thank you

Looks like fun

On a large ranch, with a tractor that has a 3 point hitch, and power take off a completely automatic system is possible With a large number of post in the rack ready to install. A motorized cart comes in behind and extens the post to fence height and starts putting up the type of fence your using from wood to wire.

I am looking to install chainlink fencing in sand. Do you think this would work to get it down deep past the sand and into a substrate that will hold the posts?

Actual work starts at 2:04 - Thank you!

First time I seen these,..wow,..pretty cool set up,..

Finally found someone using an impact to put these in!

U are the man!!!!!! Finally legend solve the problem, But need which adaptor u use and if any link where to buy it.

Ditch that impact and use an Earth drill.

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After you slide the fence post onto the Pylex screw post, what stops the fence post from sinking further into the ground afterward? Should you drill a hole through both and bolt the two together so the fence post doesn't sink?

Now that your fence is a year old, how is it holding up after a winter?

In my clay soil the inside of the pylex post lasts about 20 seconds before getting destroyed by the impact. Using a socket over the pylex post works better but can only get the post in 1-2 ft before the impact does too much damage to the top of the pylex post. Would not recommend using these. I have broken two brackets just by spinning in with a 2x4. Not sure how I'm going to get the rest in. Have spent a whole day on 8 posts and only about half done.

Quick question. What's the size of the adapter you used for the wrench? thanks!

I installed 6 of these on my 16’ x 16’ deck using two beams .woeked well and deck is very study. The option that you can adjust the piles is nice

I checked and it says $45 a piece.

I've been waiting to see a good video regarding these screw piles...congratulations! Your video is better than Pylex's videos!

Very informative. Thanks!

Where did you purchase these posts

For a 1 day trip could you recommend where to park and what trails to ride in order? We want as much single track as possible. I watched your 199 video and was wondering where you guys started from. Thanks!