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[midwestcarnival]

Sorry I jinxed you, but I lost another two this weekend also.

i lost another two this weekend at a house. new construction and hit a rock or something as i moved the stake over two inches and it was fine, went in like butter. take that jinx away, lol!

This post has been edited by midwestcarnival: Jul 18 2010, 04:07 PM

[ACP]

I just bought some 36" double head hogans...my first hogans, so we'll see how they hold up!

[Maximum Dolly]

I'm new, so I'm gonna sneak in and ask. How do you pull them out? Prefered methods?

We have a super small dolly we use, but you can use pretty much any dolly you have, take the lip and put it under the stake and pry up, works wonders, and you don't need to grab an extra tool.

[americanbounce]

I'm new, so I'm gonna sneak in and ask. How do you pull them out? Prefered methods?

We have a super small dolly we use, but you can use pretty much any dolly you have, take the lip and put it under the stake and pry up, works wonders, and you don't need to grab an extra tool.

I tried that also but I snapped the heads off when the ground was hard and I was able to get them in.

[americanbounce]

Sorry I jinxed you, but I lost another two this weekend also.

i lost another two this weekend at a house. new construction and hit a rock or something as i moved the stake over two inches and it was fine, went in like butter. take that jinx away, lol!

I here by remove the jinx, if I can get you to send me some of your stakes that is.

This post has been edited by americanbounce: Jul 19 2010, 06:26 AM

[midwestcarnival]

lol

[MobloSafetyStake...]

I use a post puller from Harbor Freight with a short chain attached. The stakes come out easy even in hard ground.
post puller

Hi Dan,

I'm glad you are using this stake puller. I had another customer of mine tell me about this puller, so I brought one.
It is the best. My other customer said she uses the tie down strapes to rap around the T-handle and she too said they just pull right up. This puller is good for the large metal T-posts also. I used it to remove the large 5' posts (my horse fencing) ...and they too pulled right up. We did end up finally breaking it...but just welded it back together. For what $20-$25, can't go wrong.

Thank you
Kathleen Moblo
Moblo Enterprises, LLC

[waterlogged]

My welded T handle is 5-6 inches. makes it really easy twisting them out.

[cajun1963]

Try these guy's. www.gettent.com I use to use Hogan stakes but the heads kept breaking off. I have never had any problems with these.

[comet]

Just bought some Hogans this year because of a big set up. They worked real good. None broke but we did bend 11 of them. Anyone ever set up on packed, crushed gravel thats 6 inches thick?? Like concrete!! It almost looks like concrete. Had to buy a small diameter auger bit to drill holes in the gravel because we could not drive them into the ground. After we got past the crushed gravel we hit red clay. Some of the stakes still bent after we drilled the holes and most were hard to pull out after. It was a set up from hell. The Hogans stood up to the test. None broke and I think I can bend most of them back. Very happy with them!!