Mr. J it works really well and is easy to use as long as you have power. It's actually a rotary hammer, really good for corr-bores if there is no rebar. Weighs about 10 or 12 lbs but that works in your favor when putting in ground rods, also with the attachment you don't flare the top of the ground rod. It also has a chisel and some other attachments for jack-hammering. They are all easy to change you just push a button and turn it and they slide out then slide the new one in and turn the button back and your ready to go.
Re: 10 ft. Ground Rod Installation Helpful Ideas
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