How do I remove metal fencing from the yard? It holds plastic snow fencing.?


Question:Some of the metal post are broken at the ground and others bent real bad from the storms. It's the post used around Iowa for snow fencing.

Answers:
One way to get the posts out is to use an old fashioned bumper jack.
Farmers use similar method to pull out wooden fence posts. (bigger jacks)
Wrap a chain around the post & use the jack to pull it up.
If you can bend the tops of the broken ones ,should be ok w/ a little digging.
Good luck.


Dig because they probably have a flange under ground that prevents them from easily slipping out.
Are you planning to replace the fencing? I have some too that I removed the chain link fencing from the posts. My best idea that I am planning on doing is spray painting the posts dark green and then planting tall cedars to hide the posts.

Of course you may use a hacksaw or power tool to remove them completely as well...

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