Chainsaw Repair
Saws in Action - GTG Events Competitions - Janka Wood Hardness Scale - World Records - Firewood BTU Comparison Chart => Saws in Action => Topic started by: Ducksnuff870 on February 08, 2014, 11:20:44 am
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I've got my eye on a woodchuck quad anyone have experiene with 1? I bought long tongs to pull logs outa the woods with. I used my new honda pioneer sxs the other day to pull logs right to the truck. It makes it nice but now i need something to roll the logs and lift them up so as to keep the saw outa the dirt/snow.
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Are you talking about this stuff. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/tools/home-made-peavy/msg17279/#msg17279
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Nope never seen the woodchuck quad till I searched for it after you mentioned it. Maybe others have info. http://woodchucktool.com/woodchuck
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yep that'd be what I'm speaking of. I've used floor and bottle jacks and automotive jack stands in the woods many times.
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This combo worked for me. The one log lift needs 2 folks. I have used lift outback by myself but was rough straddling the log.
(http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g289/doemaster789/346xpg262xp/550545canthookloglift003_zps1670595a.jpg)
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I have pretty much the same two tools except my cant hook has a large diameter wood handle much like the handles on the carrier
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I use a Stihl peavey with the log stand. It's manufactured by LogRite. Quality Made in USA tool. http://www.logrite.com/ (http://www.logrite.com/)
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I happened to be able to get one while at the folks house on vacation sometime back....
http://peaveymfg.com/products-logging-tools-cant-hook
The hickory handled 60" is pretty much un-stoppable! I can roll logs onto the sawmill bunk, around a field, and pretty much misuse this tool in any manner I can dream up.....and it keeps on going! Can't say enough good about this product.
Scott (and I'm hard on tools) B