lifting heavy logs by yourself.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มี.ค. 2022
- I wasn’t to sure if this would work or not. But I needed to give it a shot. It seemed to work but I can definitely make improvements. (For safety reasons)
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Homemade log lifter + chainsaw mill on surviving ringworm
And here's another you tube video to watch work smarter not harder another log lifting device. You may get all kinds of information "4 different ways to manually load logs on a wagon - by yourself, using new and old school technics".
If you're going to be lifting in that one spot pretty regularly, I'd highly recommend making a Boom-and-Mast set up. Not only do you get the lift, but you can get some rotation as well. Plus, they are just tremendously fun to use!
Log tong ;) Nice A frame
The "grabbers" are called log tongs!
I often use poles cut in the woods for sheer legs to lift/move logs to load on trailers. Normally the apex is chained together and the bottom of the legs have a chain or strap to keep them from spreading.
Log hook for grabbing and lifting logs.
I'm winter hand logging, so this is a great way for me to get big logs on my sled. Thanks for the tip.
Why not just use a car jack?
Great job on the lift. I have a heavy log in my yard, I have been wondering how to lift. I need to try this idea. Thanks!
Great job brother. Love to see folks working with only the things they have. Of course most comments are going to tell you “do this do that”. Love the video bud. 👍🏽
Brilliant Bro ✌️👑
That was awesome. I really enjoyed this video
glad to see you back here have a great weekend hugssssss
Nice to see you again. You are continuing to show folks how to think outside "the box"
You got it done 👍
Awesome contraption! I have a future project where I need something like this. You are giving me ideas...
“Using what you have” is an amazing skill you have in spades! So cool to see what you create out of what is lying around!
That's a great tool, brother. Thanks for the video. I think I'll subscribe and learn a thing or two.