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Easily pull out posts, post bases and small trees

10 October 2023 | County Hire Ltd

Easily pull out posts, post bases and small trees

Unique, self-contained manual/hydraulic post removal system designed to take the strain out of removing fence posts, street signs, gateposts and road barrier posts.


Used by fencers and landscapers.
  1. Extracts posts with heavy concrete footings in under 2 minutes
  2. Removes broken or rotten posts easily with the special claw attachment
  3. Extracts footings of up to 600mm diameter. The complete post and footing can be wheeled away
  4. No digging required − saves hours of backbreaking work
  5. 4000kg pulling force
  6. Rent by the day, week or longer

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