If you have the sign post, use it for a pry bar with a short section of 1/4" chain (about 3-feet) with a hook on one end. Be sure to shake the post a few times to loosen it up. Loop the chain around the post twice and hook it tight over the pry bar near one end. You may need a short section of board, fire wood, rock, or block to keep the short end from going into the ground. Lift on the other end. Move the chain down and repeat until you can pull the post with your hands. After you have bent the sign post go get a solid 1.25" high strength steel rod and finish the job (old rail road "Dickey Bars" work fine.) This will also work on some round wooden post but it is more difficult. You asked for a way to use the bar, but I just use a good shovel. If the tip will not pry the post out I dig a little and shake the post until it will.
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