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Read articles →This is a real-world chore video, not a spec review: an owner uses a subcompact TYM/Branson tractor with pallet forks, tow chains, and rebar to pull cemented wood fence posts before rebuilding with steel braces. It shows practical technique (chaining posts, avoiding drilled holes, a mistake with a bent forklift crossbar) rather than performance numbers. Useful for owners curious how a small tractor handles improvised demolition and pulling tasks on a working property.
Posted by the Fuller Farms TX channel, an owner sharing hands-on farm work rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Thread rebar through an existing hole or wrap a tow chain around the post, attach it to pallet forks on the tractor, and lift to pull the post out.
No, wrapping the chain around the post and getting the tension right worked as well as using a drilled hole, saving time.
No, hooking a tow strap or chain to the forklift crossbar bent it because the crossbar is not meant to hold that pulling weight.
