Here's a matched pair
With one of them you can get your back up real quick
A close up
And pick poison ivy in cedar
There's some close ups of them in "photos". But they're just some holes cut in three quarter bar stock with an offset ring welded in. When you slide them over a pipe post and lift with a chain it all comes up.
I made these years ago. I've got them for specific sizes of pipe. They really work well for a backwoodsy kind of contraption. Here's one grabbing a two and three eighths gate post.
Bad things seem to like fence lines. Fire ants adore them. So does poison ivy. And of course there's the cedar trees. If you want a cedar break in north Texas all you have to do is stretch a wire and the blue jays will make it happen. Every now and then it'll all come together. This was one of those. Poison ivy, fire ants, and a cedar tree wrapping a fence post. Iris, the tractor, is one ballsy gal. Check out the size of the stump she pulled with that post.
Of course it wasn't easy. But once she got her back up there was no stopping her.
You just have to love a willing tractor. She can make one's life so much easier.