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It's usually a lot less work and quicker, especially for one person, than getting on and off the tractor for every one. It usually pops them right loose with one operation and you can lift it out of the ground. I'm pretty sure yesterday if I had used a chain and tractor that we would have bent them enough that maybe they would have been aggravating to reuse. -
Tom, do you prefer using that tool over wrapping the t-post with chain and lifting them out with the tractor? Or is it more for locations that don’t have tractor access?
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