Concrete fence post Removal Tool

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While converting the barn into a workshop, we encountered a big problem with removing the old foundation columns. There was no other way but to make the right tool 😁
It was a quick and simple project. If you have a welder, drill, angle grinder and a little imagination, you will definitely do something like this in your own workshop.
The winch I used is good, but could be a little more powerful.
The legs of this "tripod" are made of a 40x40x2mm square tube and it is perfectly sufficient.
The whole thing weighs about 20 kg, so it can be easily carried.

[@pancake_crab4457]

50% of my enjoyment of these videos is trying to figure out what he's doing until I either do get it, or he puts it together and I can see what it is.

[@horstszibulski19]

Same here...:-D

[@alexanderturl]

Or you read the video description

[@hermask815]

Baldheadedchimp or even the title gives it already away.

[@bobsbarnworkshop7542]

Nice job! Only suggestion I have is, after you lifted the concrete post out of the hole, slide a piece of plywood over the top of the hole to make it easier to roll the dolly in and out.

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Very effective! At first, I thought those bolt anchors would not have enough grip on the concrete to pull it out, but I was wrong. Well done!

[@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge]

I don't know if you design your tools out of necessity or just for you tube fun, or what, but your designs are amazing. If someone didn't want to pay the cost of a backhoe or professional removal that tool could do concrete, tree stumps, or anything else that needed removal. One idea, heavy duty casters so in case you wanted to lift something then roll the tool across concrete or pavement

[@stone7757]

Pomysłowy Dobromir, to była moja ulubiona bajka z dzieciństwa. Ty właśnie jesteś nim 👍

[@Simeone765]

Nice to see the Polish Diresta at work :)

[@freshpootube]

More betterer than Diresta. I don't get the logos everywhere with that guy. And MIP's solutions are no-nonsense, just good design.

[@NinoM4sterChannel]

more like MAKE IT POLISH! or... POLISH IT EXTREME!

[@jirikolda3709]

@@NinoM4sterChannel EXTREMELY POLISHED

[@JWB671]

freshpootube Jimmy has to put direst a 8n as many shots as possible because people were stealing his videos for years.

[@Sabeteur83]

Awesome job with how it is put together and use of the pulley on the strap instead of the wire was a brilliant idea. Love your videos and the ingenuity you have with your projects.

[@28yogy4todd]

Great Idea with the winch. I made one similar to this years ago out of car jack from an old Chevrolet car. I had no use anymore for it . We sold it on our garage sale. Now I will have to make one like yours for something to do. Thank you for the video.

[@freshpootube]

I've got three post holes to dig up. I just know my wife won't let me build that to get them out. Was bad enough when I built a wheeled gantry to position a 4 metre long shed wall into a tight blind corner. You're a man after my own heart. Top stuff. MIP.

[@tomterrif8503]

'my wife won't let me' LOL, how sad

[@pasquariello72]

Well done again. You should make a grapple for the end of your chain instead of using dyna bolts. Make it like a pair of scissors ✂️,the heavier the load the harder it grabs your object your trying to lift.

[@SimplyChrisRLP]

I just discovered your channel recently. I love how precise and sturdy you make your machines, especially with those hex bolts. The initial mechanism is way flimsier than what you've built. It would be nice to see you build a similar mechanism but with your robust and precise style.

[@MikeDayConcrete]

That's genius man. What a talented skill you have.

[@jonathangrenier104]

1200 lbs capacity to start... made it 3 times stronger... then doubled it just to be sure. great build!

[@user-rp1ld9tc9w]

Молодец! Руки из правильного места растут!

[@ParamjitandMichael]

I was enjoying the build as I took a break from working in the heat, but kind of wondering how useful or effective the new tool would be. I shouldn't have wondered. Saw the second chunk of concrete coming out of the ground and considered giving a standing ovation. Bravo my distant friend. Bravo.

[@thehappytexan]

That is a genius idea man! You could use a shorter one like that for stuff around the house, a bigger one for large property projects, and even adapt it to use for cleaning animals when hunting. The portability alone is a game changer. 👍🏻

[@WorkshopFromScratch]

A brilliant idea, speeds up a lot and makes work easier :)

[@milijanajuric499]

O.p03

[@tylerpetit33]

I know you could have gone out and bought a "high lift jack" for $80, but dude, this was awesome! Great work.

[@WowRixter]

That's what I was thinking too

[@bigredc222]

But then he'd have to think of something else to make a video of, he's got almost a million subs, it has over two million views, he made a ton of money on this video.

[@tylerpetit33]

@@bigredc222 Touché lol

[@Harko-]

I did not expect to work as well as it did! My compliments on the simple yet effective design!

[@steeevo0136]

Amazing stuff. I would have thought the base plates for the tripod legs would have needed to be bigger but works fine. Can always put timber underneath on softer ground. Great work !

[@MrDKDIY]

Very Interesting DIY Video bro 👍👍👌

[@92xl]

This is what happens when you ask your machinist friend for help with a simple fence project.

[@jackinkc767]

Amen

[@ronniewilliz153]

Lol right

[@thomasharcharik1450]

That's funny right there....and true!

[@djtaylorutube]

Yep, farm jack with two bits of 2x4 make up the tripod, then a bit of chain. This is a nice little tripod hoist though and it's fun to build neat stuff.

[@audioxplorer]

It's a nice simple fence project until you try to use a farm jack and a chain and end up smashing your fingers or teeth. This tripod is a fantastic tool. Well done.

[@waynerogers864]

Stellar!! Love watching the build and seeing the imagination and engineering.

[@vamoose5986]

I'm from Gdansk, but watching this from Perth, Western Australia. Love your work, keep it up!

[@drubradley8821]

You forgot to make a motorized off-road two wheel dolly .... LOL.... like always, enjoy watching your content... job well done, sir!

[@att9227]

Better with tank Tracks

[@drubradley8821]

@@att9227 YES!!!!!! A two wheel dolly with tank tracks... LOL....

[@BobbyDukeArts]

Ingenious

[@franmartinez9220]

Eh, I follow you too

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Thanks man!

[@shimazai2695]

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[@assassinlexx1993]

@@MadeinPolandChannel Make cart for the next time you have move large concrete. 🤔

[@warrenkral6562]

Cannot believe those bearings can hold that force! Great build!!

[@TheBroodingTom]

Love the editing and the idea.

[@Richard-wk9le]

Great design and build but fill in the hole with dirt before the hand truck and your back will thank you.

[@Glasrandkante]

Or just put a big piece of plywood over it

[@jmanlinc]

Nice idea, for those without a lathe, you could just use 4 bearings instead of 2 and skip the tube, also you could have just bought a boat winch for the same price as the cable winch and you wouldn't have had to modify it

[@Hellsong89]

And keep eye on the scrap bins in your area. Got three of those boat winches last summer. One had sheared crank that was fixed with little weld tap and another had gears broken and third had damaged winch line. Combining the 3 got me 2 working ones and parts for something else with hour of tinkering. Given those are like 30€ a pop it was time well spent.

[@mrdavidurquhart]

You film and edit brilliantly which showcases your design and engineering perfectly for people who can learn from you. Please keep up the great work.

[@DavidWilson-vq7fl]

Incredible! You, sir, are a man of excellence.

[@howardwalker1952]

Hmmm the time it took to make this lift, I'd have dug those piles out in a quarter of the time. However very nice and professional workshop skills

[@user-gr1bm5pg4y]

Бд тбь ,дсбзд

[@mickbradford3167]

ігор байтала - English? The device I am currently using does not do translations.

[@ronniechilds2002]

He might have a hundred more to remove.

[@macexpert7247]

Harbour Freight please mass produce this tool, and pay these guys $1 for each unit sold!

[@hhhobby]

👏

[@japerezo75]

Or get their 1 ton cherry picker (hydraulic engine hoist)

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

If HFT produced this, it would be 1/100th the quality

[@jerrywiniarski1176]

At least give him $3 apiece really..lots of thought and muscle put into this one my friend....great innovation...😲👍😎

[@MitzvosGolem1]

Not in China...

[@k.b.8077]

Your projects are very interesting. Great to see the solid and strong well designed results.

[@markdunford3181]

Every time I watch your latest video I think your can’t beat that’... and you do!! You are really skilled at what you do!

[@Raven916s]

Super pomysł i bardzo dobre wykonanie.Musze cię skopiować 😀 Pozdrawiam

[@athiker7209]

There's been a couple of times that I could have used something like that.

[@mullervolker9814]

I never thought of making a pulley myself. Now I do. Just need a belt grinder and a lathe. And a good source for steel without exorbitant shipping costs.

[@chrisfisichella7665]

Don't forget to prime and paint! That mechanism you built is a keeper!

[@IppiopaidFEEDBACK]

Such a blessing to be able to have the right tools for the job. Or to have a ability to make them. Nice work.

[@RickStewart1776]

Please put on a how to video for how to videos. I get so sick and tired of five minutes of intro, and begging for likes and subscribes. This was a perfect video; showed exactly what was expected. Thank you.

[@pazur199]

Nawet nie ma co komentować to jest super. Można sobie poradzić ze wszystkim, a ty jesteś w tym mistrzem. Gratuluję pomysłowości. Tak trzymaj.

[@DanKoning777]

*Now you're just showing off.* Well done.

[@tabcreedence6553]

Excellent build. Replacing the steel cable is a fantastic idea.

[@rpg509]

When you have good tools and creativity, there are no limits!

[@PhilVandelay]

Really clever and effective, nice

[@gregmartisius3195]

Clever and effective agreed, nicely done. Alternative method would be 1 shovel with 15 minutes of labor. But then you wouldn’t need the video of this cool machine. Never mind we don’t need no stinking shovel, the fancy method is way more interesting

[@TheCountryCottageGardener]

As a fencing contractors I'd buy one for sure. Safer than a farm jack and just as heavy I'd bet. nice job

[@Kanameee]

Nieźle to wykombinowałeś jestem pod wrażeniem pomysłowości i kreatywności twojej

[@1kgsxrk7]

Never disappointed...always amazed. Good job bud.

[@user-ff7en5hh8f]

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[@judithklimannski415]

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[@SekAustria]

as always bro nice build

[@lisaburt3800]

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[@gabrielnoberto6941]

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[@tharthar2788]

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[@brandon152lee]

What an awesome video! Man I wish my brother could have had something like this. RIP bubba. Miss you

[@alfredneumann4692]

You know about physics! Very good demonstration.

[@MateuszDoniec]

Lux robota :) najwaNiejsze to nie siłować się tylko ruszyć głową :)

[@GianniPirolaFaidate]

Fantastic job 👍💪

[@gusm5128]

Another great build from my favourite steel fabricator . 👍 Gus .. Australia 🇦🇺

[@redlightson]

Nice! I use a similar setup, using 6 meter tubes, for the tripod, when removing grundfos (motor and pump) and other brands from 200+ meters water wells.

[@user-Radomir1978]

Молодец. Браво. Лайк. Привет с России 🇷🇺

[@zbudujsamdom]

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[@edgiesantos758]

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[@veliocivitarese9417]

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[@horstszibulski19]

Wooho..new workshop to come! Great pulling/lifting device! Thx for showing! :-D

[@warden46]

This dude is going somewhere in life. Props to you bro!

[@mariosolis5121]

good idea, but i've done it renting a cherry picker from the local rental store for $10 for the day

[@xmachine7003]

Go make good money with this machine.

[@billfrohberg3206]

For a 6 pack my buddy will bring his backhoe down and have them out in minutes.

[@GreatWhiteNiko]

Very interesting. Done different variations of that using a farmer's jack. 2 problems with the shown design: - the legs will dig into the ground (dirt is not always hard). That can be resolved by using pieces of wood under the 3 legs. - the anchor driven in the concrete will not always hold strong enough. Not all concrete post foundations are solid blocks. In fact most have wood in the middle (where the fence post was). Sudden release and whiplash will be dangerous. A better version is to expose more of the concrete and wrap with the belt around it. Not much more work and no metal parts that can fly.

[@ivashka_4473]

Я сначала ставлю ЛАЙК👍, А за тем смотрю ваше творчество. 🤗

[@u2ooberboober]

I think I realized where I am going wrong with my builds. I feel I must build as fast as the videos so everything is crooked and wrong sized LOL! Great builds man!!

[@DEVINE.IMAGE.]

This is what my tool shed would look like if i stayed single

[@Naughty_Squad]

You don't need to be single to have tools like that probably just a wrong choice then

[@IrinkaChmir]

Теперь нужна дробилка для камня. Было бы неплохо увидеть её на канале.

[@qsds4318]

Точно, шрёдер нужен)

[@domelodi]

Wood (branches)/cardboard/plastic shredder would be nice too

[@sergeykulikov4207]

почему они принципиально не ставят лайки русским каментам?))) ишь, обиженные какие. а ведь читают их, и все прекрасно понимают

[@user-zj2tv7wj8o]

@@sergeykulikov4207 да пофиг

[@user-mo6cu3dh9l]

Браво ++ (а херней занимться разве запрещено?)

[@christieelizabeth3752]

Awesome job, cool to see the devices out to work on your renovation

[@HeavyBirdPilot]

That's a fantastic build. Well thought out and works like a dream. I'm sold

[@incorrect1844]

MacGyver and Chuck Norris combined

[@hhhobby]

Hahaha

[@kokoloko12398]

😂😂😂

[@lauragyergyei2980]

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[@crewbug9161]

Chuck Gyver😁

[@markfryer9880]

Coming up next week! A crushing mill to break down the old concrete into reusable crushed rock for path base.

[@niklas9934]

From a coffee grinder

[@alanr4263]

Great job.Dam who poured the cement I don't think they ever thought they be taking them out. Never saw so much cement on a post before.

[@anthonywilson4873]

Nice shop and tools quite envious, with the right gear and a good intelligent brain you made a good tool for the job that could be massed produced and sold all over the world, Patent it before someone else does. We can make our own.

[@Memo-vu3zp]

3:36 ~ 'Benny Hill' slappin' a bald head 👨🏻‍🦲👋🏻

[@sparkiekosten5902]

Darnitt! I can't unsee this

[@CesarA365]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Daniel-ld7bv]

I love your channel!

[@Zfrk]

wish I had seen this when I redid my fences a few years back. friggin brilliant.

[@hamidrezamirmoazi6129]

perfect working. it's clearly shown that he is the profetional and competence man. like to say, the penchant is the source of his work. in the other seen way, he has the absulote and profetional tools so without them, doing this kind of work is imposible. but the final language is, this is the joint of style, genius, diligently and match tools. with the best wishes for you. continue this way young man....

[@Cestino97]

"Let's try something light" Me: Wow, that's a big piece of rock * Removes a piece of mountain from the inside of the earth * Me: holy s**t

[@Speeder84XL]

I was like "that concrete block doesn't look very big - I could have easely lifted it up by hand and carry away". Then the ground around the whole thing started cracking and the huge part underneath came up - then I was like "ok, that build IS indeed really impressive, hahaha"

[@romihofi8848]

Chłopaki powiedzcie czy warsztat powiekszacie już na swoim czy tam gdzie wynajmowaliscie? Jeśli można wiedzieć.. Super robota.. 👍👍👍🇵🇱

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

To ciągle to samo miejsce. Plany były inne, ale przyszłość w obecnych czasach jest bardzo niestabilna, kredyty tak samo, więc narazie trzeba działać tu gdzie jesteśmy :)

[@romihofi8848]

@@MadeinPolandChannel panowie do 35 metrów kwadratowych można stawiać bez projektu.. Płyta warstwowa na stelażu i warsztat jest.. Pozdrawiam

[@tonya9614]

This is really craftsmanship, on a level of mastery!

[@hawser27]

Not gonna lie, it's more effective than I thought it was gonna be. That light weight boat trailer winch had me wondering.

[@rolfnilsen6385]

"Replaces wire with transport webbing" - presses like! :-)

[@bikevision626]

All those tools amd you dont have s cherry picker/ portable engine hoist? Easily lift 2 ton or more and has wheels for easy moving

[@dustintunis9347]

I wouldn't say they move easily on dirt, the wheels they have are really only good for smooth concrete.

[@mikicob6813]

Jak widzę takie filmy to jestem dumny ze jestem Polakiem i mamy takich fajnych ludzi

[@jerrywiniarski1176]

One of my fav youtube how to build it vids of all time 😎👍

[@Alfica_kocica_w_2_4_JTD]

czemu nie zrobiłeś możliwości zamontowania wkrętarki która by ułatwiła wciąganie ?

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

Nad wkrętarką jest słaba kontrola, a z takimi ciężarami i naprężeniami nie ma żartów. Zresztą samo "wykręcenie" takiego słupa zajmuje może 30 sekund :)

[@marcomalo02]

You can do that with a comealong and three 2x4s. Talk about going around your elbow to get to your ass.

[@jaym.4611]

🤣

[@Fence-Dogs-More]

Totally what I was thinking

[@rayhein8205]

Beautiful job! Most people do not have all the wonderful tools you have to accomplish the task!

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video, design, and fabrication, thank you!

[@blt981]

dude hour a bad ass I bet your kitchen and bathrooms need remodeling....

[@dfbess]

Cherry picker (engine hoist) would have done the same job don't you think?

[@Lumbearjack03]

Not as portable and way heavier.

[@raychambers3646]

@ivan schafeldt you can hire one.

[@robertmanley7556]

Great idea ! Great design ! Very functional !! Love it !! 👍👍👍

[@silverstake88]

Craftsmanship right there! Well done!!!

[@pnamajck]

_" welder, drill, angle grinder and a little imagination "_ … also think i saw a working metal-lathe somewhere in that concoction.

[@byrondoner5647]

Never thought of using magnets for stock stop. And it holds your cut off piece so it doesn’t fall and get lost

[@robertlangley258]

Damn good job. I’ve watched over 700 KZbin videos maybe more of guys building gadgets most of them half-assed and barely did the intended job. But my hats off to you buddy that post pullin wench you made is top of the line better than anything I’ve ever seen and I’m a 72 year old country boy that’s just about seen it all. Excellent job on the puller and a very to the point video without nerve racking horrible music in the background. You rock my friend. (Picked that stupid saying up off KZbin, forgive me for it.). Three thumbs up!

[@tomahoks]

BRILLIANT idea, well done!

[@Svklifekanal]

Отличная работа, но я такие блоки дёргаю автомобилем Uaz!😄👍✌

[@user-cc6uj6fj5i]

Подожди! Скоро он и УАЗик сам сделает!😁😁😁

[@myownspiritlevel]

In just offset my new post 4’ and left the old ones in the ground. I know. Boring!

[@wunderbar9948]

Nice like all your build´s .This tools makes live easyer

[@stevebrown5145]

Simple ideas are the best. Superbly executed as usual. Great stuff.