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SDS Max Ground Rod Driver
Features
- SDS-Max shank
- Designed for SDS max rotary hammers
- Use with Milwaukee 5446-21 and 5339-21
- Use in hammer only mode
- Drives soft ground rods
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Ground Rod Driver
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Installation Aids
- Product Material:
- Steel
- Product Length:
- 9.75 in
- Product Group:
- Electrical Installation Tools
Milwaukee 48-62-4091 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will the Milwaukee 48-62-4091 ground rod driver fit my rotary hammer?
The 48-62-4091 has an SDS Max shank, so it chucks into any SDS Max rotary hammer. Milwaukee calls out its 5446-21 and 5339-21 hammers specifically. It will not fit an SDS Plus or spline-drive tool, those need a driver with the matching shank.
2) Can I run a ground rod driver in hammer drill mode, or does the hammer need to be in hammer-only?
Hammer only. Set the rotary hammer to hammer-only (no rotation) before driving. Running rotation with the 48-62-4091 seated on a rod spins the driver against the rod head and risks damaging both the bit and the tool.
3) What size ground rods will the Milwaukee SDS Max driver handle?
It is built for soft (copper-clad or copper-bonded) ground rods, the type electricians drive on residential and commercial service grounds. Hardened or steel-core rods are a different job and this driver is not intended for them.
4) How long is the Milwaukee 48-62-4091 driver, and will it clear a low ceiling or crawl space?
The driver measures 9.75 inches. Add that to the length of your rotary hammer when you are figuring overhead clearance in a crawl space or against a wall, since you also need room for the rod head above grade as you start it.
5) Do I need anything else besides the 48-62-4091 to start driving rods?
Just an SDS Max rotary hammer. The driver is a single steel accessory, model 48-62-4091, that drops straight into the tool's SDS Max chuck. No adapter, sleeve, or mounting hardware is involved.
6) Is this a one-piece steel driver or does it use a replaceable insert?
It is a solid steel ground rod driver with the SDS Max shank integral to the body, so there is no cup insert or separate adapter to buy or lose on the job.
7) Where is the Milwaukee SDS Max ground rod driver made?
Germany. That origin matters to some public agency and institutional buyers who have to document country of origin on bid paperwork, so it is worth noting on a submittal.
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Does the Milwaukee 48-62-4091 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Milwaukee 48-62-4091 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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