Simple manual tool to remove one concrete slab laid on cement/sand

[Ana Maiden]

I have a shed base laid using a slablayer (http://www.wickes.co.uk/Blue-Circle-Slablayer-20kg/p/153707) which is part sand part cement, you wet it and it settles after a bit.

Now I've got one slab that is slightly higher than the others (although the shed base is level as a whole) and I feel I need to remove it to re-fit in level with the other slabs, however this slab is positioned right in the middle (please view attached image)

It has settled so it's not a simple pull and it's right in the middle of others so if there's a tool that allows me to remove it to reposition it at a lower level?

thanks

 

[big-all]

spade or smash it up to remove
assuming they are about 16"the shed base should be fine with that one missing assuming the shed has a timber floor

 

[^woody^]

Google brick tongs

 

[big-all]

Google brick tongs

didnt know such a thing existed

edit ahh for "carrying" bricks in the same way as a board lift yes i know they exist just didnt twig the clue is in the name i just saw slab tongs/lift in my head

may be difficult if the postcrete is gripping that and surrounding slabs well

 

[Newboy]

http://www.screwfix.com/p/forge-ste...ping - Tools&gclid=CKmYgcj9oswCFUa4Gwod4R8AmQ

 

[lostinthelight]

What about screwing a thunder bolt through it then use a block of wood on the next slab as a fulcrum for a lever?
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