I've used a steel pry bar instead of a pipe and weave it through the fence openings, then put a chain around the bar, top & bottom, attach it in the middle to a chain come-along, not a cable one, and then anchor the come-along to a tree or tractor or truck. I don't like to use a tractor or truck to pull as the come-along gives better control, and..... I've got one. :lol: Did this fence using the above method. It's kind of PITA, though to weave the bar, wrap the chains and they usually will come loose when the bar falls over before I can start pulling, so I'm building a fence unroller and a stretcher that should be easier to hook up and use. The stretcher is basically a piece of square tubing with pieces of 3/8"x 4" flat stock welded at intervals to the tube and bent to "grab" the fence. I'll post a pic when it's done.
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