SPEECO T-POST PULLER ANYONE ???

[ruffdog]

I bought this little guy for $13, works real well.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/metal-t-post-puller?cm_vc=-10005

That is the same one I have. I have used it for a bunch of different things, not just t-posts. (like chain/wood post/hi-lift jack)

 

[PILOON]

I once needed to yank a bunch of posts to build a new higher privacy fence.
My work vehicle was my plow truck and the solution was simple.
I simply wrapped a chain around the posts and hooked it to my plow lift mechanism and out would pop all the posts one by one.
Fortunately my truck could access the client's back yard.
AND ---the holes were actually clean enough to insert the new higher posts with just a bit of back fill,

 

[jmc]

I've got one of those t-post drivers that's a heavy pipe with ears for handles. I think you could modify one for pulling posts too- A separate piece to grip the post that goes on the post first, and is connected to the pipe with a slack chain so you can pound upward.

 

[Williy]

I was using a bumper jack and chain works
great and quick!
Now will use bucket and chain and place t-post
in bucket

willy

 

[oosik]

Yes - a great deal. However - in 40+ years out here - never had to pull a single one of my T-posts.

 

[JCoastie]

Yes - a great deal. However - in 40+ years out here - never had to pull a single one of my T-posts.

Never had to remove one of 'MY' T-posts either, but we move my wife's all the darn time!

 

[oosik]

I stand CORRECTED. When we quit gardening - I pulled the cedar fence posts around the garden. Chain off of the bucket worked well. It wasn't the posts that were the problem - it was all the weeds in the chicken wire. I should have just had a little bondfire.

 

[two_bit_score]

I stand CORRECTED. When we quit gardening - I pulled the cedar fence posts around the garden. Chain off of the bucket worked well. It wasn't the posts that were the problem - it was all the weeds in the chicken wire. I should have just had a little bondfire.

Burn baby burn!