There are few situations where posts have to be removed where damage to grass and landscaping from a Skid Steer would be acceptable. A Skid Steer or any other similar tool is excellent for pulling posts. The Oz-Puller is intended for use in areas where a Skid Steer can’t reach or where damage to landscaping is not acceptable or for those that don’t own a Skid Steer.
@trafotevoli You don't need this crap, a high lift jack and a block of wood is all you need. I have pulled many of post out with only a highlift jack and a block of wood. but be carefull!
AWESOME -- I hope that whomever invented this is reaping patent riches.... What a nifty tool! Elegantly simple.
illustratz 1 year ago
There are few situations where posts have to be removed where damage to grass and landscaping from a Skid Steer would be acceptable. A Skid Steer or any other similar tool is excellent for pulling posts. The Oz-Puller is intended for use in areas where a Skid Steer can’t reach or where damage to landscaping is not acceptable or for those that don’t own a Skid Steer.
OzPostMan 1 year ago
Skid steer and chain. I have yet to find a post that will not come out of dirt. If drilled in rock, forget about getting a metal post out.
chargermopar 1 year ago
your only option is to hand dig around the post
OzPostMan 1 year ago
How do you remove a concrete packed concrete fence post if you don't have this Oz-Puller?
trafotevoli 1 year ago
@trafotevoli You don't need this crap, a high lift jack and a block of wood is all you need. I have pulled many of post out with only a highlift jack and a block of wood. but be carefull!
murldewaynegreen 7 months ago