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Here is a good one, driving the rods at an angle, so that they can be pulled out by a vehicle....
Also, since the sections are connected with threaded couplings, use a pipe wrench to unscrew at least the top section if they can't be pulled out as one piece...
(not my ideas)
Having read up on...
RE: Re: rod
I have "planted" a number of them (commercial ones) here in my part of the world and they would be a bear to pull out. Mostly clay, rocks, tree roots etc here, probably a good idea to keep several sets of rods on hand when going on a trip where the genset will be expected to be...
Re: rod
I'm looking for the original set. The generator is mobile and may be used around the house or in Florida for all I know.
Thanks for responding, good to know that they are to be found.
Makes me wonder about an extraction tool, was there one, besides the crane, that is?