Hi all,
We have a fence between us and a neighbour at the front of the house. This has been patched up multiple times. However recent winds were the last straw and one of the wood posts snapped completely. They're all rotting and have had it.
I'd like to replace all the wood posts with concrete ones and put in new fence panels.
I have experience of doing this in my back garden but the problem at the front is the wood posts are set in a concrete divide between me and my neighbour. Can someone advise how to get the wood posts out with the least amount of effort? I could get myself a breaker and break up the concrete around each post but that is going to be quite a lot of effort, and tricky were the surround driveways. Is there an easier more specialist tool for the job?
I've attached some pictures to help visualise what I'm talking about.
Thanks
Jon
We have a fence between us and a neighbour at the front of the house. This has been patched up multiple times. However recent winds were the last straw and one of the wood posts snapped completely. They're all rotting and have had it.
I'd like to replace all the wood posts with concrete ones and put in new fence panels.
I have experience of doing this in my back garden but the problem at the front is the wood posts are set in a concrete divide between me and my neighbour. Can someone advise how to get the wood posts out with the least amount of effort? I could get myself a breaker and break up the concrete around each post but that is going to be quite a lot of effort, and tricky were the surround driveways. Is there an easier more specialist tool for the job?
I've attached some pictures to help visualise what I'm talking about.
Thanks
Jon