Our best Driver is(Driver 5) When wanting to gun & run with new Tee posts. Our Front-Clamp mounts only at the cutting edge of your tractor bucket and seems to work the best as far as positioning. For the Front Clamp to work the best you should know the thickness of your buckets cutting edge. The Universal- Bracket could be placed in the same area as the Front-Clamp as well as other positions. We do have a new videos up on YouTube. After in YouTube write in (tee post drivers) to see how our Driver is different and please compare us to all the other Driver Companies or go to Google write in Bucketdriver2010 Here is how and why our drivers work so good & of course each driver is built bullet proof!. All one does is reach up and pull a Tee-post out from your Tractor Bucket. Throw that T-post up in our driver barrel past the spring. Move forward into position set brake tractor, start your press down. Now tilt to keep tee post going straight while pressing down. A (Mech.-Level) would aid in help keeping tee posts straight when pressing. This helps all energy to transferred straight down the post. The post has nowhere else to go but into the ground. Posts are released in fencerow by just lifting Loader back up. Reach once again into the bucket to pull-out another new T-post. Pull up forward and throw tee post up in empty barrel and repeat time and time again. Your tractor lifts everything up and over new and old fences. No more lifting or pounding just pressing in your posts. Good for new and used T-posts  if the top ends of your posts are not mushroomed over also watch out for poorly or badly sheered off posts. If you do reuse a lot of T-posts and the tops are beaten over  or even twisted then (Driver-4) is the best for your operation. Driver-4 barrel is mostly open and can handle these used posts. When driver and post are in place before pressing down please unsnap clamp to release clamp pressure then go ahead and press in. Saves on the old wear and tear. All drivers have an off-set swivel and are designed to hang straight when loaded with a post. Operator is also able to Swivel Driver in any direction to allow correct setting to your fence-row. Best to bolt your new Driver farthest from your front tire & to one side. The right side seems most covenant for most tractors because of your hand hydraulics however very small tractors as well as Skid-Loaders might struggle with having enough weight even after adding sand inyour bucket. The middle of your bucket mounting may be your best option.<(call us on how to test for this) Throw a chain or rope over your bucket near your New Driver to use as a marker for setting in T-posts. When that chain touches the ground your T-post is in at the right depth. No more measuring each T-post. Now for very very extremely (Harden Ground)  The first idea for getting your posts in would be to go to your local muffler shop and drag along something that would make a handle. A shop that bends their own pipe. Buy a straight piece of pipe the size that will slide handily down your tee post at the length that is the height of your tee post minus the length of the driver and minus depth you want to go above the post's spade. Hopefully for a couple more dollars. they will weld on your handle. Please add more safety procedures to this part of your operation. (Their are a lot more pinch-points for you to watch out for) Note (By the time we were to mail you this pipe your cost would be more than triple). Second idea is a gas powered high pressure water sprayer would aid in by forcing open & softening up that hole and allowing you to press your tee posts. through.5 gal water sealed plastic bucketwith short hose to pump would make it mobile.(Universal-Bracket & Front-Clamps) holds our Drivers. Front-Clamps are directly sold to fit your tractor bucket and that is determined by the thickness of your bucket's cutting edge and inward 4 to 5 inches deep. If this clamp is bought a little loose or for a larger bucket please add washers. (Universal-Bracket) allows you to mount any where even on the side of bucket. This will move our drivers out and over 4" more to the side of your tractor. However the knuckle positioning has a general starting point. The Front-Clamp position does allow for a quicker Driver recovery time and has a greater movement range. Universal-Bracket owners could mount this clamp anywhere and also in the same place as the Front-Clamp. One would just have to cut or blow out the second hole. Not believed to be your best choice for position. Fit Universal-Bracket & Driver together, stand them upon one of your T-posts. Lean everything up against your bucket box at the most convenient highest outer edge or farthest from right front tire. Tilt bucket ram out 4" to 6". (The smaller the Tractor the more tilt you would want). Your Driver is positioned in a way that posts in your bucket wont fall out when operating your tractor. Max back-tilt could be helpful. Now level clamp out & mark the holes off the Mount onto your bucket to drill or cut out. Quick note again the Universal-Clamp could also be bolted in the same area as the Front-Clamp. Deep presses experiment with kicking the bottom of each post out a little past level and if needed tilt back or back tractor up to keep posts level. If you mess up and the post is a little off level you can push the post back level by hand. After driving in 6 posts with either type Clamp & Driver your job becomes routine. Remember sole responsibility lies with you so set your routine up with safety in mind. Any Questions please call 1-580-747-9288 andask forMike. We have a 30 day refund or exchange on all Drivers and Clamps. We use U.S. Postal to deliver our freight in 3 to 4 days delivery. This mailing seems to be the best price for your money and along with our whole-sale pricing adds greatly to your savings. We do own the exclusive rights by U.S. Law. Bucke-T-Driver is a subsidiary of Bucke-Tee, LLC certifies compliance with O.S.H.A. law. Any company attempting to copy our reproduce, Uncle Sam & Bucketdrive would graciously like to have a heads up. Read safety information and disclaimer on website before operating your Bucketdriver. Manufactured in USA. Bucketdriver 1618 Indian Dr. Enid Ok. 73703

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