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I've got a short (2 high 4x4) retaining wall around the pond that I want to
remove temporarily. So I go out this morning full of **** and vinegar, thinking I'll put my pick under it and will it loosen right up. Well I wiggled some body parts loose, but not much luck with the wall. Next, came the big guns, long heavy 2" steel pipe. I could bend the pipe at will, but the crappy little retaining wall did not budge. :-( So I'm wondering if a farm jack might be a better approach to getting it out, preferably in good shape. Any ideas? |
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