ISO - t-post puller

[hammerwrought]

My jack pivots at the base a little bit. If necessary you can lean back on the jack if it is not pulling the post up in a straight plane.

 

[kingdaddy3247]

No. Put closed end on ground or board if ground soft. Wrap chain around t post at ground level. Hook comealong to top of pipe, other end on chain. Crank the t post up and out of ground..

Ok now I’m picturing what your doing. That seems like a pretty good solution.

 

[jeep78]

Ok now I’m picturing what your doing. That seems like a pretty good solution.

Put the pipe on the side of the t post opposite the nubs and the chain bites into the nubs and doesn't slip up the post.

 

[wildbill1973z28]

I need a t-post puller around here. I’ve rented one before, but I’d rather just have my own. I’ll pick one up at tractor supply at some point if I have to but I’d rather buy or trade for a used one. Anybody have a t-post puller they don't use any more?

Maybe tractor supply

 

[dharris]

I normally use an old iron wagon wheel and chain. Hook the chain at the bottom of the post then with the wheel standing up right beside the the post lay the chain over the post and run it to the ball on your truck. Pull forward and the height of the wheel will cause the chain to pull straight up. The post comes out of the ground w/o bending. Works as slick as a button.

 

[gh1950]

An old bumper Jack and a small piece of.chain works good

High lift jack and a piece of chain pops them right out of the ground.

 

[MuleShoe]

I’ve got a tall tractor jack bumper type bought at tractor Supply and bolted a piece of chain with hook and wrap chain around post and jack them out, will even work on wood post! Think the jack was about 40 bucks.

 

[kingdaddy3247]

High lift jack and a piece of chain pops them right out of the ground.

I’m thinking that is the route I’m going to take.

 

[Horsehat]

If you can borrow a tractor with a front end loader you can wrap a chain around the post and make really short work of pulling out a bunch of them.

 

[kingdaddy3247]

If you can borrow a tractor with a front end loader you can wrap a chain around the post and make really short work of pulling out a bunch of them.

I wish I had gone that route when I first moved onto my place. There was poorly installed, poorly maintained fences in all kind ignored places I didn’t want it. Now all I’m pulling is a few posts here and there that I need to put in temporarily.