Posted by Caryc on December 11, 2023 at 14:55:50 from (208.79.106.126):
In Reply to: Brush chaining posted by Dave G9N on December 09, 2023 at 08:13:14:
Quote: CVPost-Square Eye (quoted from post at 10:43:48 12/09/23) Place an old wheel on edge next to the sapling. Lay the
chain over the wheel and attach it low on the sapling.
Pull. This will give some vertical lift and the wheel can roll
away as the sapling comes out. It works for stubborn
fence posts, too.
this is a simple drawing of pulling up and forward at the same time. I used it for pulling a bogged down Farmall diesel tractor that was sunk up to it's frame in swampy type ground. I used an empty 55 gallon drum laying on it's side instead of the big vertical plank in the drawing. That empty drum made the front wheels of the tractor start to rise when pulling instead of just digging deeper in the mud. I got this idea many many years ago while watching an old Tarzan movie on TV.
Tarzan was teaching "Boy" how to get a rhino pulled out of a muddy bog. He used the same set up as in the picture except he didn't have a tractor of course. Also works great for pulling up stuck fence posts. It's simple leverage at play.
This post was edited by Caryc on 12/11/2023 at 03:12 pm.
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