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Commercial stake puller question #8616547
4 hours ago
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Joined: Jun 2007
Illinois
foxkidd44 Offline OP
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foxkidd44  Offline OP
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Illinois
Guys, will most stake pullers pull out a pogo?
I pretty much run pogo anchors,,, but I have them on 3/32 cable and snip
Them off when I’m done trapping a particular area.I don’t feel like digging them out.

Been leaning towards getting one,, but didn’t want to waste money on one if it wasn’t effective for pogos.


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Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: foxkidd44] #8616554
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MChewk Offline
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John, my experience with pulling Pogos is that they will fold over...as cheap as they are.... keep snipping

Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: foxkidd44] #8616564
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yotetrapper30 Offline
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They sometimes will fold but not always. I would guess in my soil less than half do. I use a pick to pull them. I put the pointed end of the pick in the swivel attached to the stake, rock it out as far as it will, then loop the stake around the pick and repeat, keeping wrapping the stake around the pick as you go. Kinda hard to explain in words but very easy to do....


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Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: foxkidd44] #8616568
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wetdog Offline
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A set of cable cutters is lighter than a stake puller
And a lot quicker

Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: foxkidd44] #8616570
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jbyrd63 Offline
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quick lock links work as well. Plus you can reset anytime because the anchor is already there.

Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: foxkidd44] #8616577
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Boone Liane Offline
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IMO pogos are the only truly disposable cable anchor left.


How many pogos do you have to save to pay for the puller?

Re: Commercial stake puller question [Re: wetdog] #8616585
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South Ga - Almost Florida
Swamp Wolf Offline
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Originally Posted by wetdog
A set of cable cutters is lighter than a stake puller
And a lot quicker

This^^^^^

And waaayyy easier on your back, shoulders, elbows, and wrists.

But to answer the Op's question: depending on your soil type, the washer will either fold up or a ferrule will release.....or it might pull up cleanly.


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