My vote is for using a jack. Either drill a hole through the post and bolt something to it to be able to put the jack under it, or you might be able to use ratchet straps to temporarily strap something to the post and put the jack under it. You'll probably want to put the jack on top of a board to create more surface area so the jack doesn't get pushed into the ground. Let us know how this ends up and what you used.
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Any tips to remove mailbox pole?
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'snatch', 'poles', 'chains', 'holes'.... Consider yourself REPORTED!
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Remove box. Slide 4" pipe over 3" pipe. Reattach box to 4" pipe. Drink beers.
OutdoorDad
Master
Remove box from post.
Change of address form from post office with address of your nicest neighbor - you know, the one who would drop off your “misdelivered” mail.
Eventually, freeze thaw cycles and entropy will resolve the post.
Change of address form from post office with address of your nicest neighbor - you know, the one who would drop off your “misdelivered” mail.
Eventually, freeze thaw cycles and entropy will resolve the post.
Rbooher7526
Plinker
Ok just blow it out of the ground. You'll have a nice hole for your new pole.
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I'll get one tomorrow. Little dark right now...
Awesome idea, but shroud around box is welded to the pipe. Now if I had a plasma cutter or acetylene torch...
Y'all are SO wrong!
I was under the assumption that the beers were a vital part of the task, not for after it is completed!
This is where I'm leaning. However tannerite is running a close second!
No, no, no no, NO! Only drink beers while performing dangerous tasks like welding, blow torching, log/chain/truck pulling. Ya know. That kinda stuff.
I know someone with lots of tannerite and he say's he is a expert.. just trying to help. But seriously I would cut the pipe and use a smaller one to put inside of it and drill it and put a bolt in it... Good luck! You will have all the advice you will ever need here and its free!
I applaud your position on when to enjoy a frosty adult beverage!
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So true! To be honest, I was expecting a few smart-a** replies, but the amount of really helpful replies surprised me. There are a lot of people that want to help a brother out. I am properly ashamed of my expectations and humbled beyond words. Although I used quite a few in this post...
femurphy77
Grandmaster
I can't tell from the picture it doesn't look bent, can you put a pipe wrench on it at the base with a big cheater pipe and just spend it back around? I mean if they didn't bend it over when they hit it and just spun it seems like it'd be simple enough to spend it back in place. Easy to say sitting here at my kitchen counter looking out the window.
