hardwood handle is designed for comfort,more comfortable, more suitable for winter use Peavey point strong and sturdy ，helps roll logs easily verall length 49", handle diameter 2.3", solid and durable Durable Steel Hooks,Industrial-Grade Powder Coat Black Paint for easier to see around the sawmill or woodlot. Sharp steel peavey hook is ideal for handling logs and cants,Extra Teeth Provide Better Grip,helps you move large logs Main Color:Black Main Material:Steel Product Dimensions: Assembled Length (in.):49.2 Assembled Width (in.):2.3 Assembled Height (in.):7.9 Weight (lbs):8.8 Package Includes： 1 x log roller tool Efficient Log Handling: The Felled Peavey Logging Tool is your solution for effortlessly moving and lifting large logs, cants, and beams. Its ideal leverage allows you to minimize effort, saving you valuable time and reducing labor. Secure Grip on Logs: With the cant hook log roller tool, you can achieve a solid hold on logs of up to 15.5 inches (39.4 cm) in diameter. Additionally, it can be used to stabilize logs while cutting them down for firewood. Always prioritize safety by wearing appropriate gear when using this log peavey tool. Built to Last: Constructed with a heavy-duty carbon steel spike, logging hook, and wooden shaft, this logging tool ensures maximum strength, durability, and longevity. The log peavey steel hardware is coated with an orange powder finish to provide protection against rust and corrosion. Comfortable and Reliable: The log peavey cant hook features a 2.3-inch (5.8cm) diameter wooden rod handle, providing a comfortable grip as you lift and stabilize logs. The sharp steel peavey hook effectively bites into the wood, allowing you to effortlessly handle heavier trees. Easy to Use: The Felled Peavey Logging Tool simplifies log handling with its user-friendly design. Just place the log turner peavy next to the log, ensuring that the handle is facing upwards. Position the pointed end on one side of the log and wrap the hook into the other side to secure your grip. Push downwards on the handle, and continue pulling until the log rests on top of the tool.
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