| Natural Light Kid |
10-20-2016 04:39 PM |
Removing old blind post?
Any ideas on how to remove old 2x4 post in the marsh? I've never had any luck. Just wondering if anyone has cracked the code?
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| southern hunter |
10-20-2016 08:15 PM |
Chainsaw
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| B-Stealth |
10-20-2016 08:20 PM |
Chainsaw Snorkel
Quote:
Originally Posted by southern hunter
(Post 810108)
Chainsaw
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Where can I find a submersible chainsaw, what kinda snorkel you running? |
| bab52 |
10-20-2016 09:49 PM |
Never got 1 up either just have to leave as struckster
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| Andy C |
10-20-2016 10:39 PM |
Pull pull wiggle and pull more!!! hand saw at the mud line.Or bolt 3-4 foot on top and Mark it so no one hits them.
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| Quackhead62 |
10-21-2016 04:53 AM |
Wiggle them back and forth a few times then hook a strap up at the mud line and start pulling with the boat. It will eventually pull out or break below the mud.
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| Cappy |
10-21-2016 04:58 AM |
Wiggle wiggle wiggle once it starts moving a circle wiggle works good then strap and pull it can be done with lots of wiggling. PVC can be harder cause they bend stead of wiggle but ya can do that too.
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| Matt G |
10-21-2016 06:39 AM |
Couple fat guys swinging on them for an hour.
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Ever thought of trying a hi-lift jack or even an old bumper jack off the front of the boat?
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| DaPointIsDaBomb |
10-21-2016 11:13 AM |
6 pack of the beast to some high schoolers and they will get it out for you
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| Feesherman |
10-21-2016 11:36 AM |
Trash pump and hose
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| Natural Light Kid |
10-21-2016 01:50 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Feesherman
(Post 810141)
Trash pump and hose
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Hmmmmm. Interesting. |
| B-Stealth |
10-21-2016 04:05 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Natural Light Kid
(Post 810153)
Hmmmmm. Interesting.
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Yep it would work, I'm thinking half a stick of 3/8 SS tubing would be perfect. |
| Southern Sportsman |
10-22-2016 02:16 PM |
we use a jaeger pump to make holes or get post out. run the outlet down the side of post and pump and push down on hose till its loose
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