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Pull A Post using a 4X4X8 replacment fence pole as a lever to remove fence posts even broken ones.
On some of the fence posts that are rotten you may have to dig down to find a solid wood that you can grab with the snare then use your 4x4 lever or your jack to remove.
This picture is of the final removal of a cut off 4x4 mounted in cement
This shows the pull a post snare that tightens around your old fence post you can slip this over the fence post to be removed
These pictures show the hook up of jack to the pull a post, for your fence post that is being removed.
This picture shows the fence post being removed using your farm high jack
Fence post removal using a pull a post as a accessory for the high lift farm jack. Wrap the chain around the tonge of the jack. The cable tightens as pressure is applied to the chain using your jack. This will work with the t-post pullers that have a clevis hook on the end of the jack you can hook the pull a post chain into the clevis hook and adjust the chain and snare to pop out the fence post.
For your information we have seen people and videos using a clevis hook incorrectly the wrong way can cause damage
Thank you for choosing Pull A Post to make removing fence posts easier and more efficient. Whether you're using a 4x4 for leverage, a farm jack for extra power, or even a clevis hook on a bucket truck, Pull A Post is designed to get the job done. We'd love to hear about your experience or any creative ways you've found to use our tool. Your feedback helps us improve and innovate."
Customer
2025-08-25 18:54:15
Working alone digging out some broken post. Used this with a 4x4 as leverage and it worked great. It would have been a job to get the concrete out without this aide.
Dnodoz
2025-07-07 13:12:06
Used the post method and was able to remove ten concrete anchored posts. 4 were rotted and broken off at ground level. Still had to clear dirt from area, however, this really made the job so much easier.
Samuel T. Ciccosillo
2025-06-29 17:37:59
It wasn't working with the 4x4 not enough chain changed 1 1/2 steel pipe and it was good.
Christian Gough
2025-05-24 11:11:08
I had a 20 year old fence post next to my house's foundation that I wanted to remove. The post had been cut near the base and the remaining wooden stump had deteriorated. I had to dig at least 8-10 inches around the post with a hand shovel, while repeatedly hitting the post from all directions with a mallet. Eventually the post started to move in the soil. After this, the tool was able to grip the stump and pull the post up out of the hole. No high lift jack needed, I used an old pipe I had lying around as a lever. Well designed and recommended.
DB
2025-05-17 21:39:27
The cable broke under just hand tension when I put it around the post.
H
2025-03-31 13:43:09
It worked using a farmers Jack
Darren Thompson
2025-01-22 11:42:42
It works to help implement a farm/ranch known technique for removing fence posts. BUT - they make it too short. The manufacturer assumes the fence post is only a 4x4, when in reality the post is likely embedded in concrete. The cinch portion is too short for that to work on concrete embedded posts.The instructions mentioned that in this case the offending post should have its concrete chipped away. My opinion is this is not practical - why not make the cinch portion longer?In my case I had to do just that by modifying the assembly to make it longer. Doubled the cost of the product so I can use it in a real world situation - it's just too short as-is.If you already have a logging chain none of this is likely necessary.
Jeremy
2024-11-26 19:19:24
Ordered to remove an old concreted post and it came right up out of the ground like nothing. Very simple and easy to use and overall great quality. Even had my wife try and she was able to accomplish a post removal with ease. Highly recommend
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