Save Your Back! Ergonomic Earth Anchor Puller for Canine Trapping

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A local fox/coyote trapper came up with this earth anchor puller design. At $65, I think it will pay huge dividends by allowing me to re-use stakes and avoid back surgery!
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  • @swampwhiteoak1
    @swampwhiteoak12 жыл бұрын

    As Coyote Wacker says - a High Lift jack is a wonderful tool for pulling stubborn rebar stakes too. I made a simple chain loop to put around the stake and the horn on the jack.

  • @trappingtoday

    @trappingtoday

    2 жыл бұрын

    good idea!

  • @jack0903
    @jack09032 жыл бұрын

    I make my earth anchors cut 3" black pipe weld a nut on top. My puller is 1 bar 52" long with a grab hook and a angle on the bottom works good.

  • @coyotewacker
    @coyotewacker2 жыл бұрын

    A Nice Puller for sure …But To be honest I bought myself a Tractor jack ,if It don’t pull out the cable or chain it just breaks it … Also I Quit using Cable ,Because like you it’s nothin but rocks here ,,, More Than once I went to set the cable ,an it came up cut ,,,Goodluck Out There ! Be safe & Smart …

  • @loneranger8293
    @loneranger82932 жыл бұрын

    Great video! Thanks for sharing. Although I like your tool better, all I use is my ice chisel and I secure a piece of airplane cable cable I use to anchor my RAM and on the end I use a quick link which hooks to the end of my Iowa earth anchors. My chisel is heavy so leverage is good. Cheers!

  • @ahuntersdiary4344
    @ahuntersdiary43442 жыл бұрын

    Nice puller. Thanks for sharing

  • @swampwhiteoak1
    @swampwhiteoak12 жыл бұрын

    That puller is a good design redirecting the leverage for ergonomically protecting your back muscles and spine. Try using 1/8” cable and cable thimbles with the #3 chain to build a very durable stake. The thimbles are reusable when rebuilding stakes. On my land trapline I frequently use an 18 volt 1/2” cordless drill. A 1.5” auger can be used to open alongside the chain / cable stake. Now the best tips to save wear and tear on wrists and shoulders when driving stakes. When the ground is not frozen, before driving the bullet or a rebar stake, drill a pilot hole with a ship auger bit. When the ground is frozen, use the hammer drill setting with a long masonry bit to drill holes for rebar stakes. Rebar stakes can be broken loose by twisting with Vice grip pliers and then removed with your new stake puller.

  • @trappingtoday

    @trappingtoday

    2 жыл бұрын

    great ideas, thanks for sharing! I use a hammer drill and masonry bit to get a hole started to pound those super stakes into rocky ground. There are many places here you couldn't get a stake in the ground without it.

  • @northwoodsexpeditions3211
    @northwoodsexpeditions32112 жыл бұрын

    Looks like a good puller I plan on using a dirt hole auger in a drill to pull up my stakes this season.

  • @stevetaylor2445
    @stevetaylor24452 жыл бұрын

    I would suggest that the claw on the tool is meant for pulling rebar stakes,but could well be for digging? Nice puller but a bit weighty much like the 1/2 moon style I have.

  • @trappingtoday

    @trappingtoday

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yeah, the guy who makes them designed the claw for digging, but it could certainly be used to start rebar stakes out of the ground. Maybe a hook or 'V' could be added to pull rebar.

  • @tonybova8932

    @tonybova8932

    6 ай бұрын

    @@trappingtoday Nice! Where did you get it? I need one!

  • @trapperdave7287
    @trapperdave72872 жыл бұрын

    Drill works with auger I wouldn’t want to carry that around

  • @andrewsanders8167
    @andrewsanders81672 жыл бұрын

    Why don't you guy just go get a post puller. Only 30 dollars and will pull way easier than that stupid thing. Just take post attachment off and put a peace of chain on. Have something that will do more than one job