The tool for pulling out T-Posts is the Pow'r Pull. It is a simple, straight forward tool, but it still can be a battle to get out stubborn t-posts. I'd recommend watching some YouTube Maasdam post puller videos. You will see men hang from the lever bar with all their weight on it. Other guys literally jump on top of the lever bar. Here are my tips: first wet the ground around the t-post with a soapy water solution (the water softens the ground, and the soap acts as a lubricant between the ground and the t-post). Then use a two or three foot 2x6 as your base under the puller's small base. Position the puller's t-post grip so that the lever bar is at a slight upward angle in relation to the ground's plane. Position the base bar as straight up as possible on your 2x6 base. Then apply your weight or pull down with a goal of pulling the t-post up 2 or 3 inches. Concentrate on going straight down. The lever bar may bend if you do not go straight down. Be thankful if you get the t-post to move up. Reset the puller grip lower on the t-post and repeat. If the post is stubborn, try more soapy water. I have also dug a small depression or hole around the t-post so the soapy water is absorbed near the t-post and does not run off. If the post comes out, celebrate with a cold beer. If the t-post does not come out, have a cold beer ... You deserve one and probably need one!