doing this now and its working!!! Thanks!

Cameraman is making me dizzy!! 😅

I’m trying to get my posts out with the same tools but I don’t have an ukulele so it’s just not working. Does it have to be blue?

Great technique and excellent camera work

Thank you for the knowledge 👌

I would have like to see how you set the pipe wrench with the jack. Visual works for

No kids were harmed in the making of the video. 😅

Bye kids 🤣😂😂

Super cool u let little man film. Tripod might have kept me from getting dizzy watching it tho😂🤣😂😂 all and all, thanks for the idea!

I also say holy crap Brilliant thanks

im dreading this future project, to put up a privacy fence

Good stuff.

Nice did you tie the pipe wrench to the jack or just free hand it

Love love the camera man 😊

Great job Dad & Hudson. Thanks for saving me from looking like a dummy and giving me a plan to quickly remove my fence poles like I know what I'm doing.

Great job Hudson

The camera person is AWESOME!!!

Thanks man, I was way over thinking it.

camera making me dizzy

Show me the hole! Show me the hole! WAIT! KIDS???? IM 59 YEARS OLD YOU WHIPPER SNAPPER! So far I like this way best I think I'm going to do it this way. it looks like it will work good to get the ones that aren't concreted broke loose. Thanks for the video youngin.

Daddy gotta makes sure this works first kiddo..... Lol.

Hi I was wondering how the wrench was connected to the jack? This worked really slick. thanks

Thanks Steven and Hudson ! I just needed to remove a metal tee post. This will work great !

Camera boy is the best part! Thanks for the idea. Much appreciated.

Genius!

The camera man made the video. Nice photography work!!

Poor quality. Doesn't show the key which is the contraption. Otherwise great idea.

Nice Camera work!

Outstanding! Worked like a charm! Thank you for posting. One of our posts was too heavy to lift so we used one of the previously removed posts ,and a block of wood, as a lever and fulcrum.

Damn. Gonna try this weekend. Thank you sir

I actually needed to see it when it was done to get a sense of how wide the hole is and how much concrete it needs to stay level since im installing these and figured a how to pull them video was good enough. So the kid wins.

Great camera man!

Ok genius but we can’t see the wrench, how it’s positioned or attached to the jack. The kid even asked you to let us see it but you still didn’t show. 👎

Awesome video. Wear closed toe shoes next time. Safety first🤣

Good job.

I got the concrete out but now what do I do with it!? Anyone know where to dispose of these?

Hello, this seems like a great idea. Do you just hold the handle of the pipe wrench down as you work the jack?

Maybe stupid question but how did you get the jack to hold the pipe wrench

Great method, and impeccable camera work by Hudson! 🙌

This is about the 10th video I've watched on removing fence post and the one that looks the most doable without buying anything special for the job. Thank you. Excited to try it! also kudos to the cameraman. :)

Your a genius! you really helped me and my brother turn a 10 hour job into a hour job!

How did the wrench stay on the jack, was it magic?

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Thanks for sharing i got some clothes line posts sorta like that i need to dig out , this could be the answer

This is great stuff!!!! I have been struggling to work out how I can get rid off a clothes dryer on a heavy thick pipe buried in the ground!! This is just brilliant!

Props to you for including your son in the filming. Hudson can watch this year's later...great memories with his father. Nice work!

Great video!

I wish I saw this before man-handling a fence post out earlier. Smart! Remembering this for later.

“Steven Dennis ” the pipe wrench is kept in place by the upward pressure of the jack, but they aren't actually attached. With the car jack lowered, and on the 2x10 i tightened the wrench in a neutral position. Slowly raising the jack, the wrench "bites" at an angle into the pipe, providing the grip to lift the pole. Just be careful that everything is in line vertically as you have a lot of force in this contraption and you don't want anything to shift. " Personally I think he flip the jack so the wrench can rest in the center.

Thanks a bunch! Just bought a house with 2 ugly metal clothesline posts-we are both in our 60s but think we could even do this! Genius!! Thanks!