Place a fulcrum as near to the post as possible and lever.

mr miyagi cutting bonsai tree May 29, Remove a fence post or concreted post fast and easy with half the time, work and dirt removal. LDS Prepper PREMIUM Micro-Nutrient Mix: takedownstump.bar Remove the wood from the concrete (using a drill bit or auger or chisel) and insert a new post. Chip away at the soil around the post with a steel bar and vacuum out the loose dirt with a shop vac.

Use a post repair spur – drive it into the bottom of the old post and then fix the new post to takedownstump.barted Reading Time: 13 mins. You don’t need to dig down far, just enough so you can wrap a chain around the concrete footing. Usually that’s about 6″ deep. Step #2 – Wrap a chain around the concrete footing of the fence post. Now, take your steel chain and wrap it around the concrete, using the slip hook to connect the takedownstump.barted Reading Time: 3 mins.

Step 1: Gather Some Simple Materials 2 4" x 4" x 10' treated lumber posts 2 4" x 4" x 1' treated lumber pieces Twenty feet or so of spare paracord, twine, rope, wire, whatever 1 Two foot iron spike or rebar (found in home improvement centers.

I used a 3/4" diameter spike) A drill a 3/4" bit (or what Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. Insert a garden hose with a spike-tipped or cone-shaped nozzle into the soil next to the edge of the broken fence post's concrete or cement base.

Turn on water to the hose, and rock the hose's. Removing wooden fence post stumps. The last lot I did with my dad it took ages and we were breaking the old concrete to remove the old post stump and then resetting the new concrete post back Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.

Jan 29, It you have a decent amount of post sticking out the ground you can pull it out.

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Get a long length of something strong like 4x2 or steel box section. Fix it to the post with a meaty screw. Place a fulcrum as near to the post as possible and lever down on the other end of the shaft. Mar 09, if the old post was not set in concrete with nails in the base(the nails act as an anchor in the concrete) try screwing or nailing a piece of hard wood near the floor so you can use a pick axe or lever to raise the stump.

soak the new post bottoms in old engine oil.