The Field Tec® fence   post driver is the invention of Robert Wilson. Robert founded High Point   Industries as a home for his various inventions mainly dealing with the   construction industry in which he has worked for thirty years. High   Point Industries is located at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks in   Missouri where Robert lives and works.  Robert has owned and operated a utilities contracting and plumbing   business for over twenty-five years. 
                  Robert Hated Driving Posts
                  As a youngster working on the family farm, Robert hated driving   posts. Being in the unfortunate position of being a large enough farm to   have a lot of fencing but too small to afford a hydraulic or gas   powered driver, most of the driving of posts fell to Robert with a   conventional manual post driver. And the rocky terrain of central   Missouri is a bearcat. He cursed the old post driver and spent many   hours dreaming of ways to reduce the impact to his hands, arms, and   shoulders. Years went by and Robert became a man and went into business   for himself. In his business he still had to drive posts into the rocky   terrain of the hills of the Ozarks. So dreaming turned into inventing.   
                  How the Post Driver Came to Be
                    He thought about the shock absorbers on trucks and applied that theory   to the post driver. Eventually he came up with the rubber shock   absorbers that he built into the handles of the fence post driver to absorb   the impact of the downward force of the strike onto the post. But he   didn't stop there. He talked to everyone. He heard farmers complain of   the arthritis in their hands and how hard it was to grip the small   diameter of the conventional post drivers. So he built his larger. From   his personal experience of working in tight places and listening to   farmers and ranchers talk about how they would like the handles this way   or that way, he devised a way to make the handles adjustable. 
                  Being   somewhat vertically challenged, Robert found that by angling the end of   the driver made it easier for him to position it on the post. Over time,   he just kept making adjustments until he felt he had come up with about   the best possible post driver anyone could possibly find. Then he   started sharing it with farmers, ranchers, and contractors of his   acquaintance and they really liked. No ... they loved it. They loved it   so much, they encouraged him to patent it and manufacture it. 
                  And so you   have the Field Tec® Post Driver. 
                  There are more exciting inventions that will impact the construction industry to come. 
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