Easiest/Simplist Way To Remove A T-Post

[Sneaky]

[KillerChefs]

+1 on tractor

[txnduckhntr]

truck, chain, and a 2-3' board or pipe...jerk right out.

use the board as a lever to pull straight up on base of post.

if its in Montgomery cty ill ride over and show you.

[dawgkllr]

This is how the 2X4 works, too. Very quick and easy.

Interesting. Thanx for teaching me something new!

[Hawkins]

Pull them with the driver. Lean post back wedge driver against one of the knobs on the post and pull back to you. Will lift them right out.

[JSF]

Ha! You come on over and give me hand. I will kick back on the tailgate and enjoy the show.

Lol ill just pull em with my truck

[91cavgt]

I've used a cherry picker/engine hoist to pull things out of the ground that don't need to be there anymore.

[TimH]

High lift jack and a chain if no tractor.

that's how we do it.

[BrianL]

I find it easier to buy new t post.

[Tomkat70]

T post removal

I just pull em up by hand!!!!!!!!

[SaltwaterSlick]

Johnny, if you got a 4-wheeler with a winch on the front, you can get right next to the post and wrap you winch cable around it and pull straight up with the winch and they'll pop right out of the ground. The t-post puller from tractor supply is the ticket tho. I have one at the ranch, but that's in Del Rio... probably won't go out there til sept again... but I'd be happy to bring it back and lend it to you if you don't have 'em out by then.

[GarGuy]

Get your uncle to buy a skidsteer....it will pull em!

[westtexducks]

I found out on here quite a while back that a t-post driver works real good for pulling them out also.

Kinda funny I had the right tool the whole time and for years struggled pulling them out in the same fashion you are trying.

Push post forward a bit, put one end of driver on ground and the other end under one of the t-post notches. Pull t-post towards you, then push forward and put driver under the next notch. Will work itself out in no time and with little effort.

Yep, this is the best way to do it with out spending money if you don't have a tractor.

An 18" long 2X4.

Hadn't thought of that, will have to remember that for next time.

[Johnny]

Works like a charm.

[JSF]

Works like a charm.

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Yep a short piece of a log works too