46.5 Inch Cant Hook Log Roller Heavy Duty Carbon Steel Timber Log Handling Tool
Tools, Home & Hobby
1K+ Sold
Tools, Home & Hobby
1K+ Sold
Make log handling more manageable with this cant hook tool designed for rolling clamping stacking and transporting logs. Its adjustable iron hook accommodates logs up to 32 inches in diameter for use with different log sizes. The 46.5-inch handle features a rubber grip for a secure comfortable hold while lifting and dragging timber. Built from heavy-duty carbon steel with robust welds and a powder-coated finish this log roller is designed for durable outdoor use. Straightforward screw-and-nut assembly requires no additional power tools.
Key Features
- 32 in Maximum Log Diameter — Adjustable hook handles logs of varying sizes.
- 46.5 in Handle — Provides leverage for lifting rolling and moving logs.
- Rubber Handle Grip — Offers a comfortable and secure hold during handling.
- Heavy duty carbon steel — Robust welded construction supports durable log handling.
- Powder-Coated Surface — Helps protect the steel from rust and corrosion.
- Simple Assembly — Screws and nuts allow setup without additional power tools.
Specifications
- Main Material: Carbon steel
- Handle Length: 46.5 in (1180 mm)
- Maximum Log Diameter: 32 in
- Opening Width: 14.6 in (370 mm)
- Size / Dimensions: 46.5 x 13.39 x 1.26 in (1180 x 340 x 32 mm)
- Product Weight: 6.83 lb (3.1 kg)
- Recommended Uses: Rolling clamping stacking and transporting logs
Why Choose Our 46.5 Inch Cant Hook Log Roller Heavy Duty Carbon Steel Timber Log Handling Tool
The long handle provides useful leverage while the adjustable hook accommodates logs up to 32 inches in diameter. Its carbon steel construction rubber grip and corrosion-resistant powder-coated surface combine durability with practical handling.
Perfect For
Suitable for handling logs in forests yards and sawmills including lifting rolling stacking and transporting timber.
Handle Logs With Greater Control
Add this timber log handling tool to your forestry equipment for a practical way to grip roll and reposition logs using manual leverage.
