How To Remove Chain Link Fence Posts

An OVERVIEW of How to disassemble Chain Link fence starts at 3:40. I wanted to show you how easy it is with just a few simple tools... ratchet, 1/2" and 3/4" deep sockets, diagonals, and 3 pieces of 2" x 4" a 2' fulcrum, a 6' lever, and a random scrap piece for the base.
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Bobcat, Breakfast, Backyard Building

[beinggoodtopeople]

If someone where on the backside making the post stay straight, it'd come right up... big chunk of concrete and all. With only one person, the post has to sort of come out sideways.

[tolarpowell]

That was so easy, I didn't even work up a sweat watching you! Having lost much, if not most of my hearing, it gratified me to see you with ear plugs.

I just found this channel from your home page.

[pineapplesundae]

As they say, Variety is the Spice of Life!

[joesoutdoorplaces]

I enjoyed this day in the life video David. I’m sure that you will always make it interesting. Take care.

[beinggoodtopeople]

An OVERVIEW of How to disassemble Chain Link fence starts at 3:40. I wanted to show you how easy it is with just a few simple tools... ratchet, 1/2" and 3/4" deep sockets, diagonals, and 3 pieces of 2" x 4" a 2' fulcrum, a 6' lever, and a random scrap piece for the base.
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Bobcat, Breakfast, Backyard Building

[IndianHemlock]

Loved it David, I would definitely watch more of this type of videos !! Nice work !!

[A.J.Collins]

Glad that came out so easily. Even with a post puller, I have had to resort to using my angle grinder to remove T-posts from my yard sometimes. lol

[stevedavison]

Yep. I'd watch more like these. 👍

[michaelmoore]

Im a subscriber from your other channel. David you keep us all interested in the day in the life! Keep them coming sir!

[alicarroll]

What a awesome video. Thank you for sharing stay safe and God Bless

[TerryC]

Hi David! One of my favorite things is to watch other people work. LOL

[timothysampson]

Don't know if you've seen David Pearson's (reallybigmonkey1) latest video comparing one of his stoves to a ground fire? But it made me curious how your latest hobo stove would compare to his boiling water.