Brush Grubber BG-15 Rod/Post Puller, (L x W x H): 25.50 x 4.75 x 9.50 inches, Black

I purchased this after watching a video to remove several pine saplings and old fence posts that are scattered around the property over the years.After assembling the brush grabber, I tried it out on a T fence post and it worked excellent. However on my second attempt to pull a small round post, all it did was slip.So I tried to pull some of the saplings with what was advertised as a "brush grabber". All it does is slide up and peal off the bark.With the smooth design it doesn't grip well on anything that doesn't have a sturdy rough surface like the T post, it doesn't work well at all.I was very disappointed.

Easy to assemble, easy to adjust to different sized posts. Did double duty for me on electric fencing pulling t-posts and ground rods (yep!). But -- Did you pound these posts in last season? This tool will probably suit your needs. It isn't going to work miracles ripping out posts that have roots growing around them; square stock bent in short order trying to yank an abandoned fence line. Fire up the tractor!

I bought this post puller to use regularly to remove un-notchced T-Bar. It is worth it's weight in gold. What took me 10 minutes or longer by hand now takes less than a minute.

Does not grip rebar as advertised. The main main handle used for leverage broke into 2 pieces on my 5th rebar stake (3/8" dia. 18 inches long)!I wish I could attach the pictures I sent to the manufacturer. This unit will be on the curb for recycling on Friday.

Avoid this product at all cost. It uses cheap materials and you’ll never get a 100% refund. This is a horrible product. Instead, do some research and get a better jack.