How to Remove T Posts with a T Post Puller

This video shows How to Remove T Posts with a T Post Puller.
Below is the product from Amazon:
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Below is the link from Tractor Supply:
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[@anneproudfire8498]

Great thank you!

[@andreaburgard6736]

Thank you. Nice and straight forward.

[@specialized29er86]

Looks lovely and cold, lucky you.

[@anniegaddis5240]

Sharing on MeWe. Where did you get those nice long T-Posts? Around here, the tallest ones are 5/ft which are 4/ft by the time you pound them in.

[@carlboehm3858]

@Annie Gaddis ... I get up to 7' posts at Tractor Supply. I am also on MeWe ... Want to be a contact ? Send me a request 👍

[@gragstongardens4288]

Nice video - Greetings from Wayne county (WV)

[@greatescapefarms]

Thanks for sharing. I'm considering MeWe. I get longer posts from my local Southern States or Tractor Supply. They both have 6+ foot T-Posts (in my area at least).

[@davidcawrowl3865]

If the ground is dry and hard - next to impossible to get it to budge. Wondering if I made a mistake buying it. Also wondering if those metal posts were the longer ones.

[@greatescapefarms]

The tool worked well for me. I'm with you on the dry and hard ground. I've solved that issue in the past by just using a hose and putting water around the area I'm workin in. Let it set for about an hour and the ground is much more workable.

[@cherylmackowiak3728]

@@greatescapefarms Does not work when t-posts have been in the ground for decades. The metal fuses with the clay. Almost like they are set in concrete, but I know they are not. Has anyone tried this by including a breaker bar?

[@greatescapefarms]

@@cherylmackowiak3728 Mine were only in the ground for 5 or so years, so this was not an issue. We'll see if anyone else can chime in here that has the same issue as you.

[@michaelwalker2091]

We have used a tractors 3-point with a chain wrapped around the post before. They came out like a knife through hot butter.