A Guest at Hooverfence.com
suggests a method for pulling postsIn your
FAQs I noticed someone wanted to remove fence posts from the ground. I have used the
following method with great results: Purchase an automobile bumper jack from a Auto junk
yard, wrap a chain around the post and put a link of the chain on the tip of the
jack that would fit in the hole in the bumper. Place a board on the ground to keep
the jack from slipping into the ground as you jack. The post will slip right out of
the ground. If your post is in concrete , I have used a heavy duty farm "bumper
jack" to pull the post and concrete out of the ground. I used this type jack to
completely remove and rebuild my fence when I lived in Texas....borrowed the farm jack
from my neighbor who ran a small herd of cattle.
George Constande
Salisbury, NC 28147 |
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