The strip mall behind Raising Canes on Garth Brooks. I believe where the old Chinese Buffett was located.
HF saved our bacon today.
We tried to remove a privacy fence that had 3-4’ of concrete on the posts.
Front loader on tractor was a no go. 7500 lb high lift jack was a no go, so went to HF to get a 6” gas powered auger.
Finished by removing dirt from three sides before pulling out with the tractor.
A potential two day job went to 4 hours for a $210 purchase. Work smarter, not harder is my motto.
We tried to remove a privacy fence that had 3-4’ of concrete on the posts.
Front loader on tractor was a no go. 7500 lb high lift jack was a no go, so went to HF to get a 6” gas powered auger.
Finished by removing dirt from three sides before pulling out with the tractor.
A potential two day job went to 4 hours for a $210 purchase. Work smarter, not harder is my motto.
I have some vintage hf tools from the late 1970 era. From when they would set up in a parking lot and sell tools. Most stuff back then that wasn't hf was made by the J.A. Pan company. Are mine collectors items now?
Consider this HF assortment of 10mm sockets: https://www.harborfreight.com/search?q=10 mm essential socket set
This is what I use to pull fence post. The shop hoist from HF was modified for the job.
Good idea but that aint pullin those post with 4 ft concrete.
I have one of these augers and cowcatcher has seen it work. I did have to take out the exhaust screen when it started running sluggish.
It runs like a beast now.
Drilled all the post for my dock and my building and even some holes for planting trees.
I bought the extension and the bigger auger also.
Dadgumit, I nearly drove on by that one.
