Anybody know anyone with heavy duty super stake drivers they are currently selling? Last time i checked with Tom Stalker, he was out.

Ttt

You could try furshedfab but think he said material made them price prohibitive for material .

Go to your local farm or home improvement store.
Buy one of these. Cut the pry bar end off and your set for life! It is the only thing that held up to frozen prairie soil.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/URREA-3...REC-_-pipsem-_-305574423-_-202797890-_-N

God Bless

Dustin

Dustin is that all the modification you have done to the prybar? Wonder if i cant order them online? I tried furshed fab red and they are out of stock. I tore up 3 drivers yesterday. Broke a tom stalker driver i had in one of the 3.

Also have problems with my drivers sticking in my stakes after using a while. Any auggestions here? Was gnna work them over slightly with a grinder wheel and wire wheel.

double staked rebar is my suggestion

Danny i am not rigged up for using rebar. Otherwise i would go this way. Everything is setup on chain super stakes

get ya some 7/16 Cold rolled cut to lengths ya want. Is all I have used for years here in Montana. trough rock and clay with frost in ground. Just got to make sure it is cold rolled.

When you mention aftermarket, that means you're not interested in a MB stake driver? I have one with the hardened end on it and it hasn't blunted at all. As for the stakes getting stuck, is that your blunted driver or mud from where you pulled it the last time? I scour the inside of my stakes with a wire brush designed to clean copper pipe. That takes care of muddy stakes.

I made my own... you can buy the rod already cut to 3 feet For a little extra strength I threaded the got nut a screw it on and had a friend weld it. Took a grinder and ground other end to a point. I make my own cables, so I have made from 3 feet to 18 inches.

Garry-

Did he mention price?
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Mac

I use these from harbor freight.Have put around 500 sets in with the one in the picture.They only cost like 3 or 4 dollars.

Thank you all for your help! Getting a couple pry bars and ordered a couple more mtp heat treated

That is all I did is cut the pry bar end off. The hex pry bars are stronger then the round ones.

Cold roll is not that great from my experience. But it is a large improvement over hot roll or rebar.

Hex pry bar is king in my opinion. Get it the same diameter as the super stake. Pound it in without a super stake on it first to make a pilot hole.
Saves a few swings over driving them in blind into frozen soil.

God Bless,
Dustin