AGKNXTool Tuff One Man Fence T-Post Puller

This tool is amazing!! Easy to use and sturdy. My gardener offered to pick up odd jobs during the winter to fill his schedule but pulling fence posts was one he was not interested in. I had no idea how I'd ever get those stakes out, but decided for $60 this was worth a try (I had expected to pay some one far more for doing it). It was a bit of a workout, but I was so excited to learn that I could pull t-posts myself! For reference I am 5'6" and 150# athletic female, pulling stakes from clay soil (it helps if the clay is softer after a rain). Ladies, if you need to - you can do this!!! :)

Finally a t-post puller that works and is of good quality. Does not hesitate to pull out 7 foot T-posts with just a little sweat equity. ( Not 18 anymore). Had another one previously. That was cheap and it broke in no time flat. I would recommend this product all day long.

Heavy construction, good design. Was able to pull posts that wouldn't budge otherwise.

This item was a great purchase for me. I was tired of battling with corner t-posts as I had to move fences often. The local Ag store did not have this item on the shelf and it would be 2 -3 weeks before they could get me one. Amazon had it at my door in a couple of days for the same price. Easy to use, easy to store and well worth the money.

best tool I ever used even pulled 6 inch round post cemented 2 foot in ground up with it with no problem pulled all 36 t post with no problem also .

Had to pull about 30 stubborn metal t-posts, to relocate some pasture fencing. Tried pulling one by hand, no way. Ordered this up, and presto. Pulled all 30 posts in about an hour. Heavy duty tool, very well made, and you can add a cheater bar to the handle if you need more leverage.Also comes with a hook on the jaws, in case you want to attach a chain, and pull wood posts. If you have T-post fencing, this is a must have.

Had 12 spiked fence post in hard soil. It took just 45 minutes to remove them all. Very happy with this purchase!

This is one tuff tool! It was used to pull out old metal fence posts that have been in the dry, desert soil for decades. A lesser tool would not have worked.