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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2023
- The Logrite Buck Arch is an awesome tool to move logs (1,800 lbs) around your woodyard or pull logs deep out of the woods safely and easily.
Review the versatility of using the Buck Arch in the hand or tow mode.
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Great video, as always Tony. I’m a retired one man operator as well and owned one of the Logrite Buck arches for three yrs now. Love it. Wish everything was made as well. Keep up the good work introducing us to cool tools. 👍
Tom I too wish all products were made as well as Logrite. I’m glad you enjoy my videos.
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That’s a back-saver, and like you’ve heard me say, “guy’s our age, we burn diesel not calories.”
Don I love that saying!!!
You’re right the Buck arch in the hand mode will definitely give you a cardio workout!
Since I’ve gotten older I like the joystick and steering wheel of my tractor much better.
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What a nice vid. Thanks!👍🏻🇺🇸
Michael, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Logrite is an awesome company.
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Cool piece of equipment Tony.
James it really helps a one man operation process logs or get them out of the woods.
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Now that,s a good rig my friend. Thanks for showing all the different ways you can use it. Awesome tool.
Ewen glad you enjoyed the video. The Logrite buck arch is an awesome piece of equipment.
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Those log arches are fantastic. That’s a great looking Honda Rubicon 500, best ATV ever made! Only one flaw, needed to have a four-wheel-drive, lockout switch, sometimes hard to steer. Mine is 22 years old!
JR I agree the Honda Rancher and Rubicon are awesome machines, built like a tank.
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What a handy addition to any woodyard. Thank you for sharing, Tony. Have a great day!
Steve, glad you enjoyed the video. The Buck arch has saved me a few times staging logs close to my dump trailer.
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Great informative video!
Glad you enjoyed the video. The Logrite Buck Arch is an awesome piece of equipment.
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Tony very nice to pull in the winter you put Ski on them and a snowmobile ( ty Ron
the coolest of Tony's Cool Tools
Ben I can’t argue with you, it really is cool!
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Thanks Tony.
Glad you enjoyed the video
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Tony, thanks for the thoroughly descriptive video on this Logrite log arch! 👍👍
Tim, Glad you enjoyed the video. I love to show as many benefits and possibilities on each tool i review.
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Thanks Toney! I have had the Buck for years, but just ordered the gooseneck.
Christopher you know how handy the Buck arch is, wait until you try the goose neck. For a one person operation it’s invaluable.
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That will make log moving easy . Thanks for sharing and the great review !!! 👍🏻
Del it’s almost cheating it’s so Easy, especially if you don’t have a tractor.
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Next time you come up Tony like to bring it up let me try it
Absolutely, no problem at all, or if you and T come down to see grandkids you gotta stop by and give it a try.
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Thanks Tony. Definitely a very handy tool to have around. I hate ripping up the forest floor with my skid steer. This product is definitely low impact to the soil.
Allen with either of the tires (narrow or wide) there is low impact for sure.
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Great video Tony!
Bobby glad you enjoyed the video. It’s an awesome piece of equipment.
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Wow Tony! That’s a cool tool for sure!! Thanks for sharing👍👍
Jeremiah it definitely helps getting logs out of the woods for sure.
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Tony,well there’s another tool that Chris will want to borrow from you lol ❤😊😮
Todd what are friends for. Since we all can’t have the same equipment the trick is find a friend that does have the tools you need.
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Nice to know about this kind of equipment . Good job ! 👍
Bruce glad you enjoyed the video. The more knowledgeable we are the more problems we can solve.
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Good addition to have
Rick glad you enjoyed the video.
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Excellent presentation. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Great job Tony. Thanks for sharing 👍
Frank, glad you enjoyed the video.
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That is cool, I could use one of those, thanks
Michael its a super back-saving piece of equipment for sure.
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Great video Tony…..just started another savings jar 😂👍👏🇺🇸 Rick
Ha ha Rick, saving jars are always nice. The Buck arch is a nice piece of equipment for sure.
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Great tool for someone without a tractor ✋🏻 Definitely would make getting logs out on the atv easier! Thanks for sharing Tony👊🏻
Todd though I’ve been using the hand version for about 5 years I just recently used the tow portion and boy does it really work nice.
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hi there nice tool . i can see where that would help a lot of people , we used something summarily to that when moving large pipes .most likely many more uses that will come out in the future ,another good show ,john
John you’re right moving large pipe, culverts or I-beams are a breeze with the Buck arch.
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Hi Tony: Great review. I have a tractor with a log grapple and a log trailer with a grapple, but it’s a great option for someone that doesn’t have mechanized equipment.
Richard you are 100% right, someone just starting out can move some big logs without a tractor or heavy equipment.
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Great review Tony! Didn’t realize how many accessories it had. I think they will be at Boonville
I believe they will as well as Paul Bunyan.
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We will be at both shows. Come check us out and try it for yourself.
@@LogRiteTools I will. I stopped by several years ago. I love the oversized cant hooks and recently got a hookaroon and love that as well.
Well done Tony, 👍
Michael, glad you enjoyed the video.
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You did a nice job demo the tool
Sam I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I had a lot of fun reviewing the Logrite Buck Arch, it really is a quality piece of equipment and makes my life a lot easier.
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This is true cool tool .
Yes it is a cool tool.
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Nice presentation today on what serms like a versatile tool
Jean it really is a useful and multi-functional piece of equipment.
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Hi Tony
A handy tool.
The larger tires would be suitable for those larger logs if you where moving more than an odd one or two a worth wild accessory to have.😊
Rick the large tires really help stabilize the Buck arch but I still wouldn’t use it on heavy slopes. It’s way cool to use!
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That would make me and my 1985 three wheeler downright dangerous!! Tree’s already fear me😀
Ha ha Harold, as long as the terrain is flat and the log not too big you’d have no problem with the Buck arch.
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Thomas that’s to funny but you may try “post it notes” all over the house and I’m sure someone will get the hint!
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Great tool Tony! I'm sure it would come in handy in a woodyard but on the trails bringing logs out of the woods it would be fantastic. I did have a small log arch that worked good before I purchased the tractor and grapple, but not as elaborate or multipurposed as that one.
Frances since you’ve used something similar you know the benefit of getting logs out. Definitely the tractor and grapple works best but not in heavy woods like you have in your area.
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Man that thing is handy! 👍🏻
Rod it’s really slick and easy to move large logs in tight places where your Bobcat can’t go.
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This is nice I built something just like this years ago and it helps a lot saves time I even put a winch on it for having to go uphill I can make it up to 16 foot long with a chain to hold one end up while hooks hold other end of doing it without equipment that tears up forest this is one of the best things to have
Donald the Logrite arch really save my customers paths and lanes from getting torn up which promotes weed growth. Its really a handy tool to have on hand.
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And for very large long logs I can slide a set of front wheels at handle and winch it out no strain on me
Logrite offers the same thing with a shuttle with wheels for the rear.
Sounds like you already thought of that. TCT
That goose neck is a nice way to load a log on a trailer. So you can maybe move the axis on smooth ground with the trailer option?
Chris definitely no issues moving Axis on flat ground. Goose neck is a life saver for moving larger pieces over long distances.
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Hey Tony how are you doing I'm OK 👍 great video and great product 👍 😀
Robert glad you enjoyed the video, it truly is a great product and a great company!
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On tree service jobs, this would be super handy when you don't have hydraulic equipment around..
Daniel you bet it is, and many tree service people use it when customers don’t want their back yards torn up with heavy equipment.
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Its even Tony powered. The extension boom would even work to lift onto splitter.
Absolutely, I don’t have my old box store splitter otherwise i would have shown that.
See ya tomorrow…
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take it to Chris
Terry I’m gonna try to do that one of these days.
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I tried counting how many parts and attachments you received.
Can you do a follow up with what it comes with and what you chose to add on please
Thank you for any attention you choose to give this.
Ok here you go I purchased the Buck arch which comes with narrow tires, log tongs and extension arm for manual hand operation.
The following are all additional options.
Chain hook
2” adjustable ball hitch
Goose neck adapter
Tow package to convert from hand pull to 2” tow option
Wide ATV tires for stability.
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That helps a bunch, thanks for taking the time
You can buy the buck arch in tow mode only if that is better for you. This comes with the arch, drop tongue, winch and cable.
Would be nice if they did a better add on to carry the long logs in atv/truck/tractor mode like the other brands.. That's kinda backward you can do bigger logs in manual mode..
Jimmie you can do longer logs on the Drop tongue Buck arch but you’d need either the JR or another Buck arch on the back end as a dolly.
You can check their web page and they show what I’m talking about.
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Similarly to our competitors, you can carry longer logs with a slight tail drag. Having the log fully suspended gives you a lot of flexibility where you can go.
@@LogRiteTools and like tony said if use a second dolly as a tail carrier you can carry what you want.
Hi thanks for share this tool. I wana make this one. Whats width of boxes that used in logarc structure ?
if you go to the Logrite web page
logrite.com/Category/log-arches
they have all the measurements of the arch’s. I have the brick arch
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That would be awesome if you have fairly flat ground.
Unfortunately nothing on any properties I work on is flat, all are slightly or heavily sloped. You definitely have to be selective on what you’re hauling out.
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We offer a variety of sizes and styles. The Fetching arch was designed for steep slopes.
How well would this work on the grass by hand in a bumpy lawn?
Sean grass is absolutely no problem with the narrow tires.
Depending on log size you might need to get some momentum going if you have large rut’s otherwise have two people pull the handle.
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Are you able to lift the blocks as high as the body of your Kubota?
I’ve never tried that but with smaller rounds 15”18” it might work.
The back of my dump trailer is 28” to 30” off the ground .
And as you saw it cleared with no problem.
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Hay Tony were can I get that tool to measure log cut
I want to make sure I get you the right information.
Are you referring to the accessory that measures cutting into 16”?
I’ve shown a couple, is it the magnetic one that goes on the bar or the lazer dot that mounts on the handle?👍TCT
@@TonysCoolTools yes
@@hughsmith5064 Hugh you can find the laser tool at
www.firewoodprosizer.com/
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Glad you enjoyed the video, stick around more good stuff to come.
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