Bullmax Super Maxi 4-Stroke Honda GX50 Post Driver | BMPD-H120

Unleash unparalleled power on your toughest fencing and construction projects with The Grit's Bullmax Super Maxi 4-Stroke Honda GX50 Post Driver. Engineered for uncompromising performance, this robust post driver effortlessly handles large 115mm (100NB pipe) end strainer posts, transforming arduous tasks into efficient work. At its core lies the legendary Honda GX50 engine, delivering a formidable 1.47kW at 7000rpm, ensuring reliable power and consistent driving force, project after project. The thoughtfully designed 120mm post guide housing provides exceptional versatility, accommodating a wide range of post sizes, while the integrated anti-vibration handles significantly reduce operator fatigue, allowing for extended periods of comfortable, controlled operation. Built to withstand the rigours of commercial and hire industry demands, this Bullmax unit is proudly assembled in Australia, a testament to its enduring quality and robust construction. It comes complete with a dolly specifically designed for 100NB pipe, alongside a convenient lifting cable and hook, ensuring you have the essential tools right out of the box. For those requiring even greater adaptability, the Bullmax Super Maxi is fully compatible with separately available piling sockets (55mm, 75mm, 80mm, 98mm) and the Bullmax Spring Balancer 22-30kg, offering enhanced precision and effortless handling. Backed by a comprehensive 3-year Honda warranty and a 1-year Bullmax warranty, you can invest with absolute confidence, knowing you're equipped with a durable, high-performance machine ready to tackle any heavy-duty fencing or construction challenge. This is the ultimate post driver for professionals who demand 'The Grit' from their gear.

Features

• Powered by Honda GX50 engine
• Designed to drive in 100mm (100Nb Pipe) Strainer posts
• 1.47kw @7000rpm
• 120mm post guide housing
• Anti Vibration Handles
• Dolly to fit 100NB pipe included
• Piling sockets included - 55, 75, 80, 98mm
• Assembled in Australia