Here’s how to SPEND more time CUTTING than SHARPENING.
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- Helping you pick the correct tool for the job. Which one would work best for you?
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The differences are one is a pieve and one is a cant hook . Peive has the hook an other biting point to help roll logs , the cant hook is designed to help separate stacked cants.
I have that wood chuck turner too. I didn't think I'd use it that much but I use it all the time!
Smarter not harder is your motto. This handy exemplifies that. That’s really a great tool.
Hey Doug love your channel very informative...How about a toolbox / shop tour I really like the way you have everything set up and organized !!!
Great suggestion!
Thanks I`m sure I`m not the only person that would like to see you do a video of your set up !!!@@OneEyeCustoms
Nice to know there are other options out there. Thanks for the vid!
You know Doug Adam will be wanting to use the new log lift 😮😊❤
Bought a woodchuck about 5-6 years ago, 74 years old knees are gone, the Woodchuck is excellent for me!
The pointed end is great for what you did, but even better for its purpose of separating logs or getting a bite to pivot/lift a log etc. Comes in handy if you get a saw pinched or have to cut through a log that would pinch the bar.
Doug…you’re always thinking of a better way. Thanks for the demo. 👍
Great video, Doug. The Woodchuck Dual Pro appears to be a well-built functional tool.
Great share Doug. Buying a log tool has been on my list and I was unsure which one to go with. This looks like a great fit for me. Thanks for the review
I use a timber jack primarily to raise the log to reduce back fatigue. Both tools have their advantages. I actually use both. Good video!
I have the Dual Pro and can attest to its durability and well worth having. I was at the same spot as you Doug, I wanted the best of both worlds in that, turning a log as well as getting it off the ground to cut. The handle is long and makes getting the logs up off the ground easy, the dual feet keep the handle off the ground as well which is nice in the snow, wet muddy ground, etc. The dual pro is definitely worth the money in my mind. I was on the fence between it and Log Ox, based on my personal needs and wants, I went with the dual pro. The longer handle sold me do to making it ways easier to get the logs up and off the ground. The other major advantage, and not one I had thought about was the advantage of turning the logs on a pile, I say that because always was cutting single logs and not off a pile, I jabbed it in the ground next to the pile like you showed and it definitely is a great feature. The points on the hook dig in and get a good bite as well. I have definitely turned and had logs the were way over sized but the Dual Pro never showed any signs of weakness. 👍🏻
Darn Doug, making me buy stuff. Saw your video. It looked like a really good tool. Went to the manufacturer's website. They had free shipping if you bought that and a skidderoon or a hookeroon. The skidderoon looked interesting, so I don't end up getting that too. I do like the fact they're made in the USA says Milford, Pennsylvania. Thanks for all the great videos you put out. Enjoy watching your channel!
I picked up the Woodchuck tool way back in the early 2000's at a local county fair when they were still just pedaling the product on their own. I like some of the advancements they have made since my version especially the single jaw with the extra bottom pivot teeth. My version also allows me to mount it to a truck hitch to then have it as a log holder (think limbs) to then have up at waist height when cutting. Good luck with yours!
I have the Woodchuck Dual Pro. It’s an excellent tool.
Doug, I need to bring you and Adam over to the pallet shop.
Just let me know
I have a woodchuck Timberjack and use it quite a bit when I don’t have a grapple handy.
Hey Doug, now it's time to make a teather system for the pins so they can't get lost. Time for one of your improvement projects.
Another possible use for the big red one is it could make people tell the truth. Ask Adam if you can try it on him.for your next video.
Lol
It looks like a good tool
Great video, Doug!
Suggestion: Have you thought about making a video featuring a completely unnecessary modification to a tool (just for the heck of it)? For example, replacing that jackstand end with a screwjack attached to a drill?
That special clip on the retainer pin is the same one as on the shear pins for my snowblower.
I have an old Stoz log lift and the 23 lb (I think) "Monster Maul" that the same company made. I traded firewood for them back in high school. I bet the aluminum tool is a lot nicer. The Stoz lift gets heavy after awhile.
The aluminum one is a nice weight, hoping it holds up !
Thank you for sharing!
Great review!
Doug, first great video. I know changing the foot when you are outside is going to be a problem with losing the pin and clip. Here's a thought, at Harbour Freight they sell Bail Lock Pins. They are used for trailer couplers and PTO's. One piece, easy on easy off.
Great tip! Thanks
I have the wood chuck I like it but that foot does get in the way sometimes but not too bad
Cool tool thanks for sharing
No problem 👍
You could do an entire video of walking around Adam's shop while throwing his tools on the ground. 🤣
Log Rite makes a Peavey which has the point. Adam's is called a Cant hook. I like the Cant hook because it acts like those inner teeth on the Woodchuck. I turned my Peavey into a Cant hook and so my hook on the Cant part is longer than the manufactured Log Rite Cant hook. It bites in better.
I like that Doug! I bought a LogOx and it works well but it can be on the small side for bigger logs. I have a long Stihl (log rite) can’t hook and I just got the stand accessory for it but haven’t used it yet.
You should share a link for that Woodchuck.
Yea, I have to learn that whole link thing better.
That's almost as nice as the track cleaner some guy makes. Except you can actually buy the log turner :)
Fab/crimp a braided wire tether or simply use zip ties (not as durable) to retain the clip to the removable piece. Doug will come up with something.
Better put a few extra clips in the saw box.
Large tools with small parts=lost parts. That's ok though. I look forward to your video showing how you solved this problem😁
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Awesome
I have clips similar to that on my tractor but I have not been able to find them to purchase them.
Nice review on the item that you bought on Amazon!!! Do you realize that anytime you buy something and you always try to out due everyone??? I was wondering about that? Something to think about!!
Great review!! Did you look at the LogOX at all? I am looking to replace my old cant hook with one I can use as a log lift. This looks like it may be the one because of your video, so thank you!!
I looked at the log ox, the one I saw was way expensive.
Mr eye.. whats the track cleaning tool you make cost?
I don’t have any inventory left.
Doug. I am now considering ordering one to try but it shows an option for one or two fulcrum? I don’t believe you touched on this in the video ? What do you recommend?
I really like the one I have in the video. I’m not sure about the other one that you’re talking about.
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