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no idea.
depends on the bloke, the hammer, the met post , and the state of the existing wood.
worst case, you have a post that relies on rotting wood to hold the metal shoe inlace.
You could try to chisel out the existing stump of the post I suppose, leaving the concrete in situ but it could go wonky easily
depends on the bloke, the hammer, the met post , and the state of the existing wood.
worst case, you have a post that relies on rotting wood to hold the metal shoe inlace.
You could try to chisel out the existing stump of the post I suppose, leaving the concrete in situ but it could go wonky easily