log load coming today...

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CowboyAndy said:
whats a peavy?
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lol it a thing to help roll logs with.
 

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CowboyAndy said:
ahh yeah, actually thinking about picking up one at tractor supply in the next few weeks...
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They are very handy with log loads.
 
smokinjay said:
CowboyAndy said:
ahh yeah, actually thinking about picking up one at tractor supply in the next few weeks...
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They are very handy with log loads.
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I think a cant hook would be better. The hook on the side beats the pointy end IMHO.
 
LLigetfa said:
smokinjay said:
CowboyAndy said:
ahh yeah, actually thinking about picking up one at tractor supply in the next few weeks...
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They are very handy with log loads.
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I think a cant hook would be better. The hook on the side beats the pointy end IMHO.
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lol I use the timber jack eveyone says is crap, I like it and works well but havent had anything else to compare.
 
The secret is in the "hog nose" end. The peavey has just a point that slips on the side of the log making it hard to get a bite to turn it. The peavey is better suited to spike the log like a pike pole than to turn it when fighting resistance.

http://www.ruralheritage.com/logging_camp/peavey.htm
 
LLigetfa said:
The secret is in the "hog nose" end. The peavey has just a point that slips on the side of the log making it hard to get a bite to turn it. The peavey is better suited to spike the log like a pike pole than to turn it when fighting resistance.

http://www.ruralheritage.com/logging_camp/peavey.htm
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when I break this one, Thats what I will get next.
 
Logrite tools are worth the extra cash, IMO. Lifetime warranty on the handle, able to replace the other parts. I bought mine to handle a bunch of 4' oak rounds and my 260 lb arse hasn't been able to break it.
 
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