A: The Propane hammer operates with a standard 14 oz. propane tank and functions off of internal combustion.  This unit is 100% self contained and does not require an air compressor or hydraulic unit.

A: This will depend on the type of post or stake and also the type of ground or soil you are driving into. The Propane Hammer makes very efficient use of the gas cylinder, firing up to 6000-7000 cycles per tank.

We use the following example to best explain the capacity of 1 standard 14 oz. propane tank. Ex. You can drive approximately 200 standard posts using a 14 oz. propane tank. That is equal to approximately 6000 repetitions or 30 hits per post.

A: The Tippmann Propane Hammer will drive the following types and sizes of posts.

• T posts
• Ground rod
• Tent stakes
• Concrete form pins
• Tree stakes
• Silt fence posts
• Pipe
• Much more!

A: The Propane Hammer is capable of driving posts or stakes into almost any ground composition or condition. The different types of conditions include but are not limited to the following:

• Hard ground
• Dry ground
• Frozen ground
• Sand Stone
• Asphalt
• Sand
• Clay