Woodchuck Timberjack - 48" Handle Any One Use It?

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Ralphie Boy

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Feb 12, 2012
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Rabbit Hash, Kentucky
Woodchuck Timberjack - 48" Handle I'm thinking about Baileys has it for $79 and change or is a Peavey good enough??

Wow! Today is my day for questions; it's the rain I'm sure! Too much time to think:rolleyes:
 
I have the Woodchuck quad . I bought it from Baileys when they were on sale . It is a very well made tool . I probably could have gotten away with the timberjack , but I wanted the gimmick features of the quad . I had a chance to use it this weekend and it was helpful for getting the wood off the ground to cut up .
 
I finally succeeded in giving ours away. The most useless tool I've ever had.

No, not a peavey. A cant hook is what you need.
 
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I finally succeeded in giving ours away. The most useless tool I've ever had.

No, not a peavey. A cant hook is what you need.
I agree Dennis, I found it to be more trouble then it was worth. Went and dug my cant hook out of the shed and put the timberjack there in its place. Someone had given it to me, glad I hadn't made a investment in it.
 
I put one of these on my cant hook.
Will see if it works out for the type of cutting i do.
Have yet to use it. logstand700x581.png Log stand.JPG
 
I had a stihl (aka logrite) 48" cant hook in my hand the other day at the stihl dealer. Definitely well built, hope santa puts one in his sleigh this year! :)
 
Looks Like I go with the tried and true cant hook. Thanks everyone. Thanks Backwoods Savage for the correction in terms;em
 
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Maybe Im in the minority here, but I was given a Woodchuck (the model on sale at Baileys right now) and I really like it. I use it like a cant hook for just rolling logs around, and its good at keeping stuff out of the dirt/snow when bucking up the last few pieces. Plus they are made here in the states and had great customer service (it was shipped without the feet, they apologized and sent them next day, no questions asked).

I know Peavy is USA made too, and I wouldnt hesitate to use their products. I just think that the woodchuck works pretty well too.
 
Nope, never seen a golden woodchuck. Pretty neat. They're much darker here, and sometimes the older ones get a little silver in their coats. I like to greet them with a 17HMR as often as I can.
 
Nope, never seen a golden woodchuck. Pretty neat. They're much darker here, and sometimes the older ones get a little silver in their coats. I like to greet them with a 17HMR as often as I can.

Here's one on myt front last summer. He was introduced to a 22mag.
 

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Dennis I found the Timberjack you were referring to on another thread, and it was a wooden handle Timberjack. The reason I was curious is that I have a Woodchuck Timberjack and I have also had one like you gave away, and there is no comparison.
 
Dennis I found the Timberjack you were referring to on another thread, and it was a wooden handle Timberjack. The reason I was curious is that I have a Woodchuck Timberjack and I have also had one like you gave away, and there is no comparison.
Good to hear there's an explanation for the poor reviews in this thread. A buddy has a Woodchuck model and says it worked fantastic. I've seen it in person and agree that it's well made compared to all the other timberjacks I've seen, which I would consider gimmicky.
 
Neat looking whistle pig!
 
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