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| anyone used a t-post puller im anxious to get a couple goats real soon and thought i could fence in a half acre then add on later if i could remove the posts in between the two halves to make one full acre just curious if they work well or not
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Didn't know they made such a thing  We use a shovel & a crowbar when we need to pull T posts to move them. We do have a pole driver that we use when we set them but had never seen a puller.
Lord keep you arm around my shoulder & your hand over my mouth If God brings you to it, He will see you through it 'The will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you.'
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I us a 8' long piece of 2X4 timber, a rope and a bucked stump.
I tie the end of the timber to the bottom of the t post, kick the stump close to give the leverage and pull the timber down over the stump and levering the post up. Works great and is as cheap as chips.
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I'll second the harbor freight t-post puller. Cheap and it works well. Beats digging those things up, that's for sure!
White Brook Tilapia Farm
Kansas City, MO USA
www.tilapiasource.com
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| I've just always use the bucket loader on my tractor and a chain the come up in nothing flat
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We've done it that way as well lostchild, but when you only have a short line to pull, and don't want to bring out the tractor, these little pullers are great.
White Brook Tilapia Farm
Kansas City, MO USA
www.tilapiasource.com
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| Clamp a pipe wrench about 4" from ground level put a small floor jack under the wrench and just jack it up!
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