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Is it alright to use a car to rip a metal post out of the ground? Contemplating tying a chain to the towbar of an xr6t and using it to rip out a large metal post set in concrete that used to be a gate. Will this cause any damage to the car.. pretty sure a 1700 odd kg car would win 100 times over a 10 odd kg metal post.
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Ripping a metal post out of the ground...
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