Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Holzrückezange, 45,72 cm, 2-Klauen-Holzhebezange, strapazierfähig, 350,17 kg

Another great deal from Vevor. I haven't had a chance to use it in combat yet but quite heavy and well made. A little tricky to assemble as the instructions are a bit vague (needs a better picture of what goes where). Looks like it will do the job of dragging fire wood out of the woods with my mini excavator, time will tell.

I am a fan of well built heavy duty tools. This tool meets those requirements. There is nothing cheap or chincy about it's construction and it performs as good or better than advertised. I highly recommend it if you are shopping for a quality tool that functions as designed.

Like all products I have purchased from VEVOR, this one is as described, appears strong and well made. I have not had the chance to try it out yet, but when I do, I'm sure when I will be as satisfied with its performance as well as appearance!

These worked great. I had a few big trees come down in a storm and cut them up in 6' pieces and moved them easily with this attachment

Outstanding tool. Was shocked at how heavy duty it is. Works great. Definitely recommend. Great tool for moving logs ar brush. Very satisfied with it.

The dual claw works good for me accept an extra hand at times to use to guide does speed tho up . I love it

This thing is a beast! Bigger and better then I expected! I'm a metal fabricator for a large farm and I'm glad I bought this instead of building one myself!

Produkt wie erwartet, schnelle Lieferung ohne Probleme, fairer Preis, funktioniert wie vorgesehen. Alles OK.

Just what I need for bigger trees. It actually picked up a 38 in diameter log when I was trying to see just how bid I could go.

If your goal is to be able to lift and move logs around this is the tool to get. Worked great for me with my 1025R. I see a lot of videos with it attached to the top of a bucket, but I chose to remove my forks and hang from the bottom of the fork frame. 10 links length of chain and 2 shackles to hang it in place so it can't freely slide along the frame and I was good to go. If something goes horribly wrong I'll update, but so far I love it.