Titan PGD3200 Fence Post Driver Review - Worth the Investment?

This is a review of the Titan PGD 3200 Post Driver. This post driver is a great tool for anyone looking to quickly and easily drive posts into the ground. It features a powerful 1.3 horsepower 4-Stroke Honda engine that provides plenty of power for even the toughest jobs. The included carrying case makes it easy to transport and store. The Titan PGD 3200 is also lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it a great choice for both professionals and DIYers. We put this post driver to the test, and it proved to be an excellent tool for driving posts with ease. We highly recommend the Titan PGD 3200 Post Driver for anyone looking for a reliable and powerful post driver for your next fencing project.
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[@on4acres]

What was the soil type you were driving into? I have very sandy soil so thinking this might be quicker for me. Thanks for the video

[@kylestanley4989]

I'm a new company owner the pgd 3200 has been great

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Glad to hear! Keep up the great work!

[@Lonecactusfenceco]

The titan good but for a little more money the rhino post driver is more durable and hits a little harder 👍 great video guys

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Great to know! Thanks for the info and for watching! We have heard great things bout the Rhino Post driver. How about the Redi Drivers? Have you ever used them?

[@froggymountain]

can you drive a shallow well point and pipe with it. pipe diameters are 1.25" and 2". Depth is appoximately 20 ft.

[@martylynchian8628]

So this is a mini pile driver like for buildings?

[@dalemasyk1583]

dont forget .... its a small engine so im fckin impress that small pounder can pound that big steel post in 4ft .in 7=8 min.

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Truth! It really is a great machine for what it is

[@JOA_Trades_]

Can anyone help me out I live in Northeast Georgia where we have red clay is this a good idea to drive them in red clay?

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Great question! Just like i said in the video it really depends on where you are located. Im not sure how the weather is in Georgie but from my experience if you get a lot of moisture in clay and then it gets really hot and dries up during the summer that expansion and then shrinking in clay really causes the posts to become weak due the dirt separating from the post rather than concreting it. I always suggest concreting for best results but this can definitely be used for certain situations. Hope this helps!

[@SuperTinyTurtle]

50% depth to exposure ratio is a bit silly.

[@paulwilson5037]

How do these compare to the pneumatic post drivers out there?

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Great question!? We have never used one of the pneumatic post drivers but i would imagine the pneumatic ones have more power and probably do work better... We can try and do a comparison video on this but in the meantime hopefully someone following may have more info on this. Thanks for watching!

[@jomckeag4482]

Titan IS pneumatic. The engine powers a compressor which drives the hammer

[@martintopp1399]

HI there from NZ. How long do you want your hearing to last? I suggest you get some good earmuffs ASAP!

[@johnryan2193]

Didn't check oil ?

[@bencjr]

that small thing won't penetrate our hard clay soil lol

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Where are you located? We have a lot of clay here where we are located and penetrated just fine. There are different fence post driver options as well.

[@joad47]

For $2,000+ you'll need to have a lot of posts to drive to claim a savings.

[@mapache_del_sur]

If you are being quoted thousands of dollars for a fence, you can buy one of these, make your own fence, then always have it around for when you need it in the future

[@wyflyguy114]

Homeowner grade equipment. There are much better drivers available

[@jomckeag4482]

Worthless comment - why wouldn’t you simply identify to the “better” drivers?

[@angiemcdanel2405]

What are they?

[@jomckeag4482]

⁠@@angiemcdanel2405exactly! Whyflyguy doesn’t identify those “better” drivers as he hasn’t gotten off the couch in dog years. An armchair expert with empty opinions

[@MissionaryForMexico]

Waste of money! To slow of a process!

[@mapache_del_sur]

What do you suggest that’s faster?