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Read articles →A real-work video showing the owner using his B2601's front-end loader and pallet forks with a chain-and-wedge T-post puller to clear a neighbor's fenced pasture. It covers wire removal by hand first, then walks through how the T-post puller attaches, correct post orientation for reliable extraction, and the practical tradeoff of working solo versus with a partner. Best for B2601 owners curious about fence-removal workflows with a loader.
An owner-operator channel run by someone named Ed who uses a Kubota B2601 on his own 33-acre farm for DIY and land-management projects, so expect a candid, hands-on perspective rather than a sales pitch.
Hook a chain-and-wedge puller to the pallet forks on the front end loader, slide the puller over the post, then lift to lock it on and pull the post out.
Yes. The triangle shaped puller needs to go over the post so a nub on top catches when it racks up, otherwise it can slide up and down without grabbing.
The video says having a partner would be faster, with one person running the tractor and another sliding the puller onto posts, though working solo is still manageable.
