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    Talking Hi Lift jack come Star Picket puller

    Hi all

    I am trying to find an attachment for a hi lift jack for removing star pickets. I am unable to find anything on E-Bay and very little comes up on google. I am sure there was such a product around some years ago, I remember seeing them advertised in the Trading Post or The Land maybe 20 years ago. I imagin it would be pretty easy to jerry-rig something for a one off, but I have a lot of these things to remove so need something a little more substantial.

    Appreciate if anyone here can point me in the right direction?

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    Not sure on an attachment for the Hi Lift mate.

    But do a google on Waratah Post Lifter, they're a solid jigger. Used by a family member on a farm. Not sure who sells them.
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    Star less piquet

    Try a short length of chain in a loop, a pin or bolt through a hole in the dropper, chain goes under the pin to the opposite side of the dropper and over the jack lifting foot.
    Just jack away to your hearts content.
    I did similar with two bottle jacks, yuk, that took some time and bending.

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    You could try what nismine01 said, or just buy Davis Starlifter !

    Brilliant bit of kit, it's a cant hook, log roller, log support (for saw use) and star picket puller all in one.
    It was designed primarily for fencing contractors, the star picket puller works brilliantly.

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    I used a bit of chain as well for fence stumps. Worked great.

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    I have a bought steel picket puller back from my sod buster days works a treat.
    At work we made our own tool that we use to pull them with a backhoe or loader.It would work equally as well on a high-lift jack.
    Its simply a triangle shaped piece of 3/4" plate with the star picket triangle cut out of it with the oxy set,it slides neatly over the picket.On the point of the plate there is a hole drilled where a rated shackel attaches a length of hi-tensile chain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tcf View Post
    Not sure on an attachment for the Hi Lift mate.

    But do a google on Waratah Post Lifter, they're a solid jigger. Used by a family member on a farm. Not sure who sells them.
    This is very similar to mine.Works a treat.
    https://www.toolmart.com.au/hand-tools/12200.html
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    Thanks all

    Some brilliant ideas there. I know about the Davis starlifter and a couple of similar ones. Was just looking at a cheapish solution. Got about three hundred to replace along a creek so they are all in pretty crappy nick. Many are bent from years of floods so will no doubt snap at ground level when I apply some pressure.

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    I use a Crescent 383 gripper with my FEL on my tractor. It grips the star picket and lifts it without bending the picket.

    Would work fine with high lift jack
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    you could do something like this:

    Removing Fence Posts « The Anonymous Widower

    or scroll down to #34 on this thread:

    Winch Recovery - No Trees

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