Customer Reviews for VEVOR Timberjack 46.5 in Heavy Duty Log Lifter Metal Handle for Max 15" Dia Logs

I already had a Kant hook but this is different. The short length and D handle allow you to pick up logs and carry much like you would carry car batteries with the correct tool. The length is proper so you can pick them up and move them without bending down. Once by the log splitter even heavy logs can be vertically lifted with two hands onto the splitter. If you process your own firewood you need this tool.

This tool paid for itself the 1st time I used it. It really is a back saver. I carried all logs over to the splitter using the LogOx and never bent over. I used it as a jack to cut some of the logs and I also used it to roll over a 3ft log. This is a solid and well built tool that is a must have if you are working up large trees and highly recommended for even smaller trees.

I am normally not one for writing reviews but this particular tool is one that deserves some kudos. If you are a homeowner or woodsman and cut firewood, this is definitely a tool of great value. It saves your back and allows you safely to move logs and rounds with ease. It also saves on chains for your chainsaw by lifting 6" to 12" logs off the ground and avoiding contact that can instantly dull a chain. I have had this for approximately three weeks now and have used it extensively. Is extremely well-made, easy to use, and is well designed.

PayPal did a really lousy jobof representing my interests with this Hong Kong company. Thought they would protect me from bait and switch, other nefarious or erroneous events. Not so! Vevor has not dealt as expected. Our common expectation of standard American dealings on the basis of "Good faith and fair dealing" were not the case.

Paid for the $104.99 kit, was sent the $82 kit. Then they refused to send me what I ordered. PayPal doesn't seem to understand why I am concerned. Be careful. Note all positive comments. They edit these.

I split wood for both wood turning and burning. I am often working with 24 to 48" diameter logs and trying to muscle them by hand was difficult at best. I have used the Peavey Cant to move and position large rounds for splitting. I have not used it to roll large logs (8 to 10' with 24 to 36" diameter) but expect it to do well. I am more used to a longer wooden handle. The tool is comparable in weight to a wooden-handled tool. There was no flex or bend in the metal handle. Used it as a log-jack once on a 5' x 18" log. It is easy to cause the jack to rotate so I may drill a through hole and pin the jack in place.

Looks good stout

This makes getting logs into the bucket of my tractor so much easier.

Very useful and easy to handle for small and midsize trees.

I like this product it helped me cut up a downed tree