If you have a lot of posts to put in, I would strongly suggest a skid steer (rent, buy, borrow) with a bucket that is a little wider than the length of post you are using. A FEL will work but you will have more control with a skid steer to plumb the posts. We load about 80 posts in the bucket at a time. Then one man steps off the distance between posts, grabs a post, holds it in place while the skid steer operator maneuvers the bucket on top of the post. The operator watches the vertical plumbness from the seat of the skid steer, while the ground man watches the vertical plumbness from 90* with respect to the operator. The post is easily pushed in plumb. The staging & setting of the posts is done in a one pass operation. The operation is very fast and done with very little effort compared to making a pass to stage the posts then going back and lifting a 20-50 lb post pounder 80 times. Not to mention the the pounder shaking they 5hit out of you.
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