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    Nimrod, how hard is it to drive the stakes? I've seen a couple videos, and they made it look way easier than I imagine it really is. Also, how long does it take you to make one bed? Do you build out of a flat bottom boat?
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    Hi Agrihawg,

    I have the blueprints to make a good stake driver out of pvc...It is simple to make and you can drive into any depth...As long as whatever driving is long enough..


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    Quote Originally Posted by AgriHawg View Post
    Nimrod, how hard is it to drive the stakes? I've seen a couple videos, and they made it look way easier than I imagine it really is. Also, how long does it take you to make one bed? Do you build out of a flat bottom boat?
    Here most of the bottom is soft and with the lake down ,we just push them in. If it hits a hard pan we hit them with a big hammer. Have seen some put in water out of a boat with a driver. I made one out of steel pipe but that is hard work. Much easier with lake drawndown. When lake is full I perfer sinking pallet stakebeds. I still put pallets down with stakes most of the time during the drawdown as we have mostly mud bottom. The fish seem to like a hard bottom of pallets.
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