Description

Placing Driveway Posts for snow fencing or construction markers an be very strenuous or difficult for many disabled workers. The typical driveway post driver requires the worker to place the post on the ground and then attempt to drive the post. The Driveway Marker Installation tool avoids this by using one end to drive a starter hole in the ground where the post can be placed and stand by itself allowing the worker to drive it in easily.

Functional Limitations Served:

Arm Amputation, Cerebral Palsy (CP), Diabetes/Diabetic Neuropathy, Prosthetic Limb, Stroke, Visual Impairment, Rheumatoid Arthritis (hands, wrists, knees & feet)

3 HEADS FOR 3 COMMON STAKE SIZES: Choose the right installation head for your driveway marker: 1/4″, 5/16″ or 3/8″. Instead of relying on one oversized universal tip, the interchangeable-head design helps create a more appropriately sized pilot hole for different marker diameters
PRE-HOLE, INSERT & DRIVE — ALL WITH ONE TOOL: First select the matching head and use the wide foot step to create a pilot hole. Insert your driveway marker into the opening, then flip the tool upside down, guide the marker through the top hole and use a slide-hammer motion to drive it farther into the ground
STEP DOWN INSTEAD OF FORCING STAKES BY HAND: The T-handle and foot-step design lets you use controlled downward body weight to form the pilot hole while standing. A practical solution for installing multiple driveway markers, snow stakes and property markers without repeatedly forcing stakes into the ground by hand
3-SECTION THREADED DESIGN — EASY TO ASSEMBLE & STORE：Tube A, Tube B and Tube C screw together quickly without extra assembly tools. When the season is over, the three-section construction can be taken apart for more convenient transport and storage. Three interchangeable heads and a pair of work gloves are included
BUILT FOR DRIVEWAY MARKERS & SNOW STAKES：Designed for common 1/4″, 5/16″ and 3/8″ markers, making it useful for driveway edges, snow-plow boundaries, lawns and property marking. Because the sections use threaded connections, the top handle and bottom step may stop at slightly different angles when fully tightened; this is normal and does not affect function