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Replacing fence post
a 4 x 4 treated wood post that was in place for around 15 years has
rotted and needs replacing. It is a 2.4m one - 60cm under ground, set using a couple of bags of postcrete. Unfortunately the post has rotted right at the ground level. Once I free the post from the rest of the fence I am certain that I will be able to simply snap it at the point where it meets the concrete. Is there an easy way to remove the lump of concrete so that a new post can be easily set in its place without having to dig a very large hole around it and pull it out? Any suggestions will be appreciated. PS: I do not have access to any heavy machinery. |
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