Looking for some creative ideas to extract wooden fence posts that have been in the ground for more than 30 years.
I've tried jacking them up with a crow bar to no avail.
I managed to pull one out with my Beaver lever hoist strung up to a nearby pine tree. Unfortunately there is no convenient tree near the other two.
I'm thinking maybe make some sort of timber or pipe tepee and hitch to the top of that. I have an aluminium step ladder I could use as a tepee but reckon it would buckle under the 500kg load.
All I have is a crow bar, a 500kg lever hoist, some chain and some rope, any more ideas?
Ken
I've tried jacking them up with a crow bar to no avail.
I managed to pull one out with my Beaver lever hoist strung up to a nearby pine tree. Unfortunately there is no convenient tree near the other two.
I'm thinking maybe make some sort of timber or pipe tepee and hitch to the top of that. I have an aluminium step ladder I could use as a tepee but reckon it would buckle under the 500kg load.
All I have is a crow bar, a 500kg lever hoist, some chain and some rope, any more ideas?
Ken
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