Would this work well to help move large logs?
800824
For sure - it is a robust rod. I use it to move a boat dock around with no bends or flexing ever.
800825
The digging bar might help a little but it is not a log roller that lumberjacks use. If you put a lot of weight on this bar at an angle, it can bend. It is best used for the purpose of digging holes, loosening dirt, and tamping in posts.
800826
It'll work to leverage them and roll them around, but so will the handle of a shovel
162640
I have my doubts. I have used it for only a few feet2 and although adequate for this small task, it does not seem like it will handle large jobs.
511604
I believe it would I used mine to pull some pretty good size willows out of my pound.
991755
Yes, it would work for that. I use mine for bonsai tools, lots of pockets and heavy duty.
1625050
I would think so. However, keep in mind this is a straight pulley system. It takes some muscle to hoist anything of weight.
1046236
Furniture movers work well on hardwood floors. As far as the weight of the item I would be careful while moving it to be sure it does not scratch.
1480276
Yes, it works great.When moving, we used it to move a sleeper sofa, a deep freezer, mattresses & 2 oversized dining room hutches.Worked flawlessly, & made moving each one of those items a breeze. Especially bulky items with no proper handles (like the deep freezer)No one had aching backs when we were done too!
746128
We used it to move the show/tack box around at the fair. The show box weighs around 250 lbs and the wagon worked great for that but I do not think it would work that great for moving large game unless you already had it quatered. It has a rather stiff handling and I think you would be disappointed in the performance.
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
2000169
I might be wrong, but while it sounds like a good idea I doubt that it would work. You need a split to go all the way through the log, and to do that it needs to be deep enough into the log. Even if you could line up the second split perfectly, the fibers in the log would not necessarily split the same way to make a connection with the first split.
1605056
Probably not suitable due to weight of the turtles. If they are small and light and the angle of frog log ramp is small, the. It could possibly work.
2231306
I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.
716077
It would 'work' but not optimally. A better choice for that type of wor would be a hammer drill.
128626
Hi Marilyn, Not really, this is a good planner, but not suitable for logs. I used a chainsaw with a log wizard attachment to remove bark from logs. Mick
935906
This tool will work but you will need a ladder for that high a bush. The weight of the tool holding it high is hard for me, and had to tackle me hedge in short working times. The height of my hedge had to be done from a ladder but was done by someone stronger than myself. I wished this tool could break down to a standard hedge trimmer size also so I would have two hedge trimmers in one.
1727245
The 8" will handle most tasks, and will provide a chance to check out the Logger Head concept at a more reasonable price. If you come across a bunch of large 'nuts and bolts' -- a larger and more expensive Logger Head could be a future purchase.
51131
I used it to move a couple of pallets in the barn that probably weighed 6 or 7 hundred pounds with no problem. The spreader bars would help because the forks will slide sideways if you tap something against them.