Could you use this to remove chain link fence posts?
335753
Most chain link fence posts are set in concrete. This would not work in that instance. If it's not set in concrete you may be able to use this if you can fashion some way to secure the pipe to a chain. It could be a piece of 3/8" flat steel plate with a slightly oblong hole in it for the pipe and another hole for a hook. When set over the pipe and lifted by the hook hole, the plate angles up and the oblong hole tightens against the pipe. The harder you pull the tighter it gets. If the pipe is really deep or set very strongly it might bend the pipe a little but probably not. Again, if it's set in concrete you won't get it out with a puller.
1902860
No but I think you could use a bolt cutter. It would be more appropriate for something like that. these are handy to use for everything else when you need though.
705380
I would think u could use a hack saw to remove them. That's what I used to cut an end piece off
1580920
I cannot say with certainty, however I will say the fence is very versatile and quite easy to modify which is what I did rather than modify my saw. I would suspect you could make it work for your needs. Sorry for the delayed response.
124893
You certainly could with the ropes provided. Ws used it on dog pen and tied it to posts.
1974083
I don't think this would work. There is only 5 5/8" from the fence to the slotted plate that secures the board. If you removed the plate and used a 45 degree wedge, only one of the clamps would contact the material because of the way they are implemented.
524583
Probably, as long as you FIRST remove the plastic end caps between each of the fence segments. The caps do come off easily, so no worries on that.
868801
I suppose you could with the needle attachment bit as I origionally postes I wouldn't recommend this ítem. It os junk.
949273
I would not recommend this product for what you want to do. It would be very difficult to remove once installed.
513346
Yes. I used it on small ties to join a mesh fence together and larger ones to attach the fence to two inch diameter poles
717000
I would not - it would probably bend and become useless unless you were careful with the fulcrum point. I would use something heavier or dig it out first.
1377257
Not really. You would be better off with a router. Routers will give you more options for bits and the fences are meant to guide along a straight edge. This tool is for rough plunge cuts (holes in drywall).
1181216
Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
1669396
I suspect that you will bend the post. Chain link posts are rather thin material.
460260
I could see the fence wire working away from you if it is light, so it could be held with a pair of vice grips as you cut each wire the Dremel tool. Using the discs will be a lot faster than the hack saw but not as good as a "good" pair of dikes. Be sure to use eye protection.
600318
Not I don't think so. WE have a wire fence but it has wood posts. It has never been a problem. We love the reliability of this item!! We did have to tweek the adjustments a little because we are close to a road, but after doing the adjustments it has worked great!
980098
It probably could, but only for loose gravel. It would be best to use a box scraper for that. You could add some weight to it and get a better result. When I add weight to mine, I just wire a wood pallet on top of it.