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Re: O/T Beaten with a chain
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Posted by Dan-IA on June 17, 2006 at 20:50:50 from (207.177.13.221):
In Reply to: O/T Beaten with a chain posted by bradk on June 17, 2006 at 09:43:26:
Yow. I think if I'd seen these pictures before I did it, I would have thought twice today before I decided to go solo and remove a satellite dish (the big 8-foot type.) Now, the dish itself ain't bad. Loosen the bolts, tie on a chain off the front of the loader, and pull it off. Easy. The bad part comes when they say "okay, now pull the pole out too." A sage word of advice: don't use a loader to pull the pole. I've busted up a good loader doing that. But using the 2-point on the back and tying as low and tight as you can get... Works fine, except for that one idiot neighbor I got that put his dish in and it looks like they dumped about 5 yards of concrete right on top of the ground. Don't know of much that'll move that one. Got the dish down, but I gotta pour new concrete where I wanna put it.
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