to the shaft lower end 24 providing additional weight to increase the magnitude of the driving force of the present invention on a surface ideally the ram member 30 is welded to the interior surface 21 and positioned towards the lower end 24 of the shaft this way the ram member 30 may act as an abutment in contact with the end of the rod portion 48 65 76 to help force the head members 40 60 70 into a surface during use of the present invention ideally the ram member 30 is similar in shape to the shaft interior surface 21 for example if the shaft is elongate and cylindrical in shape the ram member 30 is also elongate and cylindrical in shape the first head member 40 as shown in fig1 and 3 has an auger section 41 and a rod section 48 the auger head section 41 extends from the rod section lower end 51 the auger head section 41 includes a cylindrical portion 42 and a cone portion 45 the cylindrical portion 42 has an upper end 43 adjacent to the rod section lower end 51 the cone portion 45 is comprised of a base 46 which is adjacent to the cylindrical portion lower end 44 and a tip 47 that extends from the base the first head member 40 is best suited for making holes in a surface such as for example holes for plants or installing fasteners the tip 47 is formed to a point which best focuses the thrusting power from the.