What if the T Post is at an angle - like they use to support trees. Doe this work as well?
1877844
It should be parallel with and close to the stakes that are being pulled to work the best, so the stake is being pulled out at the same angle it went in.
1877845
I have removed some posts that were not exactly upright, but I don't know about your specific situation. Its all about leverage. If you can get it to grip the post and the base is anchored, it should work. I do know that the ribbed side of the post will have to be pointed "up" for the lug to grip the post. Good luck.
1877846
The angle of the T-Post will have marginally affect the performance of this tool. We have some T-posts that were driven it at an angle and others that were severely bent. Whilst this posed some "hooking" issues, the end result was the same. The posts were removed with minimal to moderate effort. I hope this helps.
952285
You can cut the post to any lenght or width you need. The "A" post have sliding attachments so it can be set at any angle.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1756670
It has to be installed over an existing post secured in the ground. They recomend a 4x4 but I had a 3 inch round aluminum pole set in concrete so I made wooden adapter brackets so the post thought it was going over a 4x4. Pictures available on request
298565
I have it mounted at an angle, but don't have it at the top of the stairs. I think the post would need to be 2.25 at least. Otherwise it has been good for an irregular area of the house.
1691170
No I don't think it would work well as the strength is in the width of it it would be too top heavy if it was on it's side , I wouldn't risk it !
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
1642386
I think it would work..it is essentially even with the bumper, and the upright post is approximately 1-1/1/2 feet tall.
2044390
They are made for trees, but I don't see why you could use them with square posts.
2274375
The short side of the angle will give the it much more strength than just a flat bar. It will also keep the flat side from buckling on impact.
360993
Sort of. There is a nylon strap you can adjust the angle with. It's not as solid as a metal stop would be, but it works.
1070595
Yes. It would hold such a post. By the way, I've been very happy with the purchase! Good luck!
704298
I do not think so, they have a cap over posts that join them. They are not flat on top.
1211981
Yes if you have a post type it will work they have two types one square and the other post.
861126
There are bolts that are connected to the middle of the three arms. And the post has holes for the bolts going up and down the back of it, look at the 4th picture.
1640279
A slight angle should be OK. Too much, like in that picture, could allow it to slip if it has nothing to help keep it in place (like a knot,or small branch).
1248616
I ended up hanging mine from a tree branch with some chain. I don't see how you could attach it to a post unless you just sit it on top of one.