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Read articles →Distinct for its specific improvised technique: the creator uses a front trailer hitch with the ball removed to hook directly into wire mesh, pulling old dog-fence sections out by tractor rather than by hand. The roughly 9-minute video shows the full removal pass across two sides of the yard, notes a workaround for overgrown sections, and skips T-post removal. Useful mainly for L2501 owners looking for light property-cleanup ideas.
An owner-operator documenting ongoing work at a new property, so the perspective is practical and firsthand with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Cut the fencing off the T-posts, then hook the front trailer hitch, with the ball removed, directly into the wire mesh and pull each section out.
Yes, the hook of the hitch without the ball hooked right into the mesh of the wire and pulled the piece out perfectly, no strap needed.
The most overgrown backside had trees growing into the fence, so sections were cut wherever accessible instead of between each post pair.
