Installing Pilings Using The Pneumatic Rhino PD200 Vibratory Hammer

[@OCONEESINCLAIRSOLUTIONS]

You ever use this in anything other than sand i lake docks in Georgia and wondering if it will work just as good

[@splinterbrother]

I use it in the water all the time but it is usually still sand or silty mud. I am not sure how it would do if your lakes have a lot of rock.

[@OCONEESINCLAIRSOLUTIONS]

@@splinterbrother it will drive farther than you can by hand though right? We have a 70 fund can we swing by hand and get poles 2 to 3 foot deep

[@rhiannonlewis1564]

Hi there! I'm a researcher on an engineering series for the Science Channel. We have filmed a story that involves how a vibratory hammer works. I was wondering if you might be happy for us to use this footage in our episode in return for a mention in our final credits? Just in the edit now so if you could let me know when you can then that would be amazing! Thank you :)

[@splinterbrother]

Hi Rhiannon, I would be fine with this video being used for what you mentioned. Let me know what else you need from me or if you have any other specific needs you can't find that we could video for you in relation to hammering. Thanks.
John Loftis

[@josephschreiner1569]

Have yall had good luck with the Rhino pile driver? Im considering purchasing one.

[@splinterbrother]

Sorry for the delayed response. Yes we have.

[@taylorjets21]

Who makes that piling fitting?

[@splinterbrother]

It is a Rhino Pd 200 or 220 I believe.

[@KM7462]

So you custom made the flange to fit over pylon ?

[@julianloftis9087]

We bought it used and it came with that fitting at the time.

[@justindc3124]

what oil do you use for this PD-200 Driver????

[@splinterbrother]

We use non synthetic 10-30 wt. oil. Or in real hot weather, 20-40 wt.
That's what rhino recommended