Reciprocating Saw Cutting 2 Inch Pole

9 inch Imperial Bi-Metal Blade Cutting Pole. Blade type is a 10T. The pole was cut in under 4 minutes
Thanks for watching and please consider watching my other videos and consider subscribing to my channel…Have A Wonderful Week
Again Thanks For Watching

[@mp8973]

i like wemcal's videos. to the point. not too long like most uploads nowadays and he doesn't use a selfie stick like the others do which is great. i like his fogger vid.

[@wemcal]

M P thanks for watching

[@sheilasmith5992]

thanks for sharing-very useful.

[@wemcal]

Thanks for watching

[@bigtaco956]

Should i use this method for removing old chain link poles or dig them out?

[@wemcal]

That would be up to you...if you cut them, the base is still there and you need to pound it below the surface about 5 inches, I did that later. If you pull them you will remove the base and concrete

[@diamond6256]

While this is great, wouldn't you have better luck, digging about 2 inches that way it is not above ground?

[@wemcal]

I did… after any poles are cut I normally notch the pole about 2-3 inches and hammer I down below the surface.. thanks for sharing that thought

[@rakjy5628]

not smart if you asked me as the lawn mower blade will eventually hit the bottom section of the pole and dull/ break your lawn mower eventually.
not smart! you should have digged a small trench around it for say 10-15 inches and then cut it off 5 -10 inches under the surface.
just my take on the whole thing... .

[@wemcal]

Thanks for watching... after it was cut I notched it and beat it down about 4 inches below the top... I’m in lawn service as well and have to lower pipe cutoffs and thin stumps all the time