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[Anonymous]

how do u remove a post

 

[bigbull338]

how do u remove a post

thats easy.you click on edit post.an on the post it has in the choices delete your post.an you click on that an then say ok.an your post is deleted.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

how do u remove a post

thats easy.you click on edit post.an on the post it has in the choices delete your post.an you click on that an then say ok.an your post is deleted.

Or you can take a chain and wrap it around the post, criss-srossing as you go, attatch it to the bucket on the front of the tractor, lift the bucket and voi-la, the post is removed.

Katherine

 

[jw]

What about us poor folks that don't have a bucket????????

 

[Beefy]

you can use post hole diggers to dig the post up. or you can click on the X at the top right hand corner. or you can place the post somewhere you'd never expect anyone to back into it and let your wife or mom take it out with her car.

 

[*Cowgirl*]

or put the post in with caustic's bulls and let them dig it up

 

[msscamp]

What about us poor folks that don't have a bucket????????

Shovel works good, but it takes longer. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Ryder]

you can use post hole diggers to dig the post up. or you can click on the X at the top right hand corner. or you can place the post somewhere you'd never expect anyone to back into it and let your wife or mom take it out with her car.

I've used that method myself. Works just fine. :?

What do you mean "I didn't see it?" :stop:

 

[Limomike]

Or if you have a teenaged son or daughter.. give them your truck to drive... sometimes they will take out the post for you..... :o

 

[novatech]

Or if you have a teenaged son or daughter.. give them your truck to drive... sometimes they will take out the post for you..... :o

Can I relate to that.
Teach them to drive a standard with that post as their emergency brake.

 

[Limomike]

yep... or in my kid's case.. the whole gate and post was the emergency brake!!

 

[DiamondSCattleCo]

A jackall will lift a post out of the ground. Wrap a chain around it, then around the jackall lift.

Rod

 

[backhoeboogie]

Put a chain around the post as close to the ground as possible with two wraps and choke the chain. Lean a 3 foot long piece of pipe or post against the post and take the chain over the top of the pipe or post. It is best to have a notch cut in the top where the chain goes over. Tie the free end to your bumper or tractor and drive off.

Next time you buy a tractor make sure it has a front bucket.

You can also use the hydraulics on the three point lift but you are going to have to pull, lower the chain, pull, lower the chain over and over.

 

[dun]

I saw thing in drovers that is a thick metal plate with a triangular hole in it and a shackle with a chain attached. You slip the plate over the post and when you pull the plate binds on the post and pulls it. Sure looks easier then chains. Making one is one of the projects on my list

dun

 

[mnmtranching]

Skid Steer, pallet fork.

 

[Dave]

The trouble with the teenage driver method is getting them to get the right post. You want to remove a post. They remove about a mile of fence.

 

[badaxemoo]

Or you can take a chain and wrap it around the post, criss-srossing as you go, attatch it to the bucket on the front of the tractor, lift the bucket and voi-la, the post is removed.

Katherine

That doesn't work.

I tried it, but every time I back the tractor up, the bucket just slides off the hood.

Do I need a bigger bucket? Should I fill it with concrete? Should I bolt it to the hood or strap it to the axle?

I hate to put a hole in a perfectly good 5 gallon bucket. It's the only one I have for slopping the hogs.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

Or you can take a chain and wrap it around the post, criss-srossing as you go, attatch it to the bucket on the front of the tractor, lift the bucket and voi-la, the post is removed.

Katherine

That doesn't work.

I tried it, but every time I back the tractor up, the bucket just slides off the hood.

Do I need a bigger bucket? Should I fill it with concrete? Should I bolt it to the hood or strap it to the axle?

I hate to put a hole in a perfectly good 5 gallon bucket. It's the only one I have for slopping the hogs.

:lol: :lol2: :lol: :lol2: :lol:

Katherine

 

[Chris H]

Try the directions here, http://www.cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25985 . If that doesn't work contact the moderator and ask them to remove the whole thread.

The moderator probably will want to remove that thread of yours based on your false claims.

 

[vs_cattle]

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