The NEW Eterra® PDX-750 Post Driver for Skid Steer and Excavators

The Original Breaker Style Post Driver, made constantly improved in the USA. The PDX-750 is a the next generation of Skid Steer Post Driver attachment tools. It's no longer being called the Breaker "Style" Post Driver, it's now fast becoming the most depended upon of post drivers for Skid Steer operators. It drives T-Posts to Railway Ties and has a bundle of features, now including TILT.
This Video Demonstrates:
- 2" Metal Scrap Pipe Posts (Just for show)
- 4" and 6" pointed fence posts
- 7" Metal pipe posts
- T-Posts
If you're interested in a PDX-750 of BPD-1250 Post Driver by eterra, visit our website www.eterra-usa.com, talk to your local dealer or call 360-203-7730. You can also email us at [e-mail].
www.eterra-usa.com and www.skidsteersolutions.com
We'd love to know your thoughts on this amazing new and improved post driver attachment in the comments below. We originated this concept in 2007 with the introduction of the PD-550 post driver - Here are some historical videos for your viewing:
PD-550 on Vimeo in 2008
vimeo.com/2057156
PD-550 Post Driver in 2013
• PD-550 Post Pounder At...
In 2016 we introduced the BPD-750 Post Driver:
• Skid Steer Breaker Sty...

[@texican40]

Did you guys drill a pilot hole first

[@farmfencesolutionsllc]

That extra fella setting posts seems like he'd get expensive for a professional fencer? What's the exit strategy for a busted hose when you're the guy under it? Sure beats digging holes and tamping posts though!

[@oscarh6761]

IN WHICH CITY IS THE PLANT LOCATED? AND HOW MUCH IS TI INCLUDED TAXES IN COLOMBIA OR MEXICO OR COLOMBIA LOCATED ?

[@peerbuilt4164]

Still waiting to see this drive a railroad tie.....

[@chargermopar]

Interesting how you never see the whole process of getting out, placing a post, moving the machine from post to post. There is no way you can set more than one post a minute unless you had rock free ground, an automatic post turret loading steel posts or a really great helper. To think I was leading the way when I welded up a post pounding head for my Bobcat hydraulic breaker in 1990/ We only used it to set temporary chain link fence but it did cut through the coral rock. Your machine is light years ahead with its obviously heavy duty steel and handy tilt mount.