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- Regular price
- $1,457.00
Estimated Shipping Time
Estimated Shipping Time
At Summit Forge Supply, we offer free standard shipping on all U.S. orders, with most orders processing within 1–2 business days and delivering in approximately 3–5 business days. We ship via trusted carriers including USPS, UPS, FedEx, and LTL freight providers, and all orders include tracking and shipment insurance. If your order is delayed, damaged, lost, or missing items, please contact us within 7 days so we can promptly assist with a replacement or refund. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unused items in original packaging, with return shipping covered by Summit Forge Supply. See full policy here: Shipping Policy
What Is Your Return Policy?
What Is Your Return Policy?
Summit Forge Supply accepts returns on eligible U.S. orders within 14 days of delivery, provided items are unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging with proof of purchase. Returns must be initiated within 7 days of receipt, and approved returns include prepaid return shipping; refunds are issued to the original payment method within up to 14 days after inspection, with a 25% restocking fee for change-of-mind returns. Defective, damaged, incorrect, or lost items qualify for a full refund or replacement at no cost to the customer when reported promptly. Custom or personalized items, perishable goods, gift cards, and downloadable products are non-returnable. See full policy here: Return Policy
How The NW Quik Pull Compares To Other Post Puller Options
Homeowners and landscapers evaluating post removal equipment usually face this question: should I get this manual tripod puller, the Titan Post-Stake Gas Power Puller for faster removal, or a hydraulic skid steer attachment for high-volume work?
Here's the honest comparison:
| Feature | NW Quik Pull, Manual ($1,457) | Titan Post-Stake Gas Power Puller ($2,795) | Arrow Attachments Tree/Post Puller, Hydraulic Skid Steer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Source | Manual, tripod-assisted leverage | Honda GX50 gas engine, self-contained | Hydraulic power from a host skid steer or track machine |
| Setup Requirement | No engine or host machine needed | Self-contained, no host machine required | Requires a compatible skid steer or track machine |
| Pulling Capacity | Suited to fence posts, T posts, small trees, shrubs, and bamboo | Up to 6,000 lbs., handles 0.5 in. to 3.25 in. diameter material | Up to 10-inch diameter trees or posts |
| Portability | Lightweight, fully manual, no fuel needed | 130 lbs., self-contained but requires fuel | Requires transporting a skid steer or track machine to the job |
| Operating Cost | No fuel or engine maintenance costs | Requires gasoline and engine upkeep | No fuel costs, but ties up host machine time |
| Speed | Manual effort and leverage-based | Twice as fast as manual methods | Fast, powered directly by host machine hydraulics |
| Best Suited For | Smaller-scale post and shrub removal without power equipment | Regular fencing work needing speed without a host machine | Operations already running a compatible skid steer for larger removal jobs |
Why The NW Quik Pull Is Worth The Investment
This isn't just a post puller, it's built with an innovative tripod design that maximizes stability and leverage, giving homeowners, landscapers, and farmers a genuinely effortless way to remove fence posts, T posts, small trees, shrubs, and even bamboo without needing gas power or a host machine.
The QP001 specifically addresses the needs of homeowners, landscapers, city workers, and farmers who need to remove posts and small vegetation on a smaller scale without investing in gas-powered or hydraulic equipment.
Leverage Does The Heavy Lifting. The tripod design maximizes stability and leverage, meaning the puller does the hard work of extracting posts, T posts, and small trees without requiring an engine, fuel, or a host machine to operate.
Built For Versatile, Effortless Removal
Handles fence post removal, T-post extraction, tree and shrub uprooting, and even bamboo removal
The tripod design provides stability across a range of ground conditions and post sizes
Simplifies post removal, saving time and effort with efficient operation
Engineered For Long-Lasting Durability
Constructed with high-quality materials to withstand the toughest challenges
Built to last through repeated seasons of fence and landscape work
No engine or hydraulic components mean fewer parts that can wear out or require maintenance
Real Savings
No fuel or engine maintenance costs compared to gas-powered post pullers
No need to own or transport a skid steer or track machine to use this puller
A one-time purchase with no ongoing operating costs beyond the tool itself
Free shipping and no sales tax through Summit Forge Supply keeps the total cost down compared to buying elsewhere and paying tax and freight separately
The Bottom Line Homeowners, landscapers, and farmers who need to remove fence posts, T posts, and small trees on a smaller scale can't justify the cost and complexity of gas-powered or hydraulic equipment for every job. The NW Quik Pull is built with a stable tripod design and heavy-duty construction, so it delivers effortless post removal without fuel, engines, or a host machine. For anyone tackling fence post or small tree removal without needing powered equipment, this is the puller built to get it out cleanly.
- The NW Quik Pull features a unique tripod design that maximizes stability and leverage, making post-removal a breeze
- Built to last, this post-puller is constructed with high-quality materials to withstand the toughest challenges, ensuring long-lasting performance
- This manual post-puller is perfect for various tasks, including fence post removal, T-post extraction, tree and shrub uprooting, and even bamboo removal
- The NW Quik Pull simplifies post removal, saving you time and effort with efficient operation