KRAFT&DELE KD11923 Petrol Post Driver | 50 J | 1.9 kW

KRAFT&DELE KD11923 is a petrol-powered impact post driver designed for driving fence posts, stakes and other compatible elements into the ground. Its 50 J impact energy and 1.9 kW two-stroke engine help mechanise demanding post installation work.

The set includes three interchangeable reducer sleeves – 49, 69 and 100 mm – allowing the machine to accommodate different post diameters. The stated maximum post diameter is 100 mm.

The single-cylinder, air-cooled two-stroke engine operates on a 25:1 petrol and 2-stroke oil mixture. Stated fuel consumption is up to 0.50 L/h, while the impact rate reaches 2850 blows per minute.

The machine is supplied in a durable plastic transport case with wheels and a handle.

Key Features

• High 50 J impact energy.
• 1.9 kW two-stroke petrol engine.
• Up to 2850 impacts per minute.
• Designed for posts and stakes up to 100 mm in diameter.
• 49, 69 and 100 mm reducer sleeves included.
• Stated fuel consumption ≤0.50 L/h.
• Vibration-reducing housing design.
• Convenient operating handles.
• ON/OFF and additional STOP controls.
• No external electrical power supply required.
• Wheeled transport case included.

Applications

Suitable for:

• driving fence posts;
• compatible wooden and metal stakes;
• installation of structural supports;
• agricultural and landscaping work;
• construction and installation tasks.

Actual driving performance depends on soil hardness, moisture, post dimensions, shape and other operating conditions.

Package Contents

• KRAFT&DELE KD11923 petrol post driver.
• 49 mm reducer sleeve.
• 69 mm reducer sleeve.
• 100 mm reducer sleeve.
• Fuel mixing container.
• Funnel.
• Grease.
• Screwdriver.
• Open-ended wrench.
• 3 × hex keys.
• Tubular wrench.
• Fabric accessory pouch.
• Plastic transport case.
• User manual.

Important Information

The machine uses a two-stroke engine and requires the manufacturer's specified 25:1 petrol-to-2T oil mixture. Incorrect fuel mixture can damage the engine.

Suitable hearing and eye protection, gloves and protective footwear should be used during operation. Due to the high impact energy and vibration, operate the machine with both hands and only for its intended purpose.

Never operate a petrol engine indoors or in inadequately ventilated areas due to the risk of exhaust gases and carbon monoxide.