easy as pie. I do always put a scrap of plywood under the foot to keep it from sinking into the ground, but that's easy. Place, lift the handle, hook the hook on the post prongs, push down on handle. When the handle is all the way down, lift the handle, place the hook on a lower prong, repeat. Like pumping water from a well.
Our posts are 3 feet deep, you could wiggle for all eternity and they're not coming up, not with roots holding that barb.
I'll have to measure the part sticking out before I get started.
Thanks for this video! Very helpful!
This is genius! I might have a tire rim. Thank you!
Nope. First time. I picked a lot so I'm doing both the fermented version and the simple syrup version.
Depending on how deep it is you might have to lift it in increments.
Not anymore.... At least not around Arkansas or where I grew up in the Midwest.
Our grandparents were far more adaptable than current generations. Even me... Gen X. I've had to remind myself more than once that I don't (usually) need a specialized tool to do something. I just need to FITFO (figure it the F out).
Get creative and keep trying if it doesn't work.
