Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Holzschleuderzange, 45,7 cm, 2 Klauen, Holzhebezange, robust, drehbar

Picks up good sized logs with ease. Used the front loader on a 2025r with a chain wrapped around the bucket. Made cutting up logs and moving them as a one man crew much easier.

Excellent quality, excellent price. Will be a great addition and a big help I have told others to purchase.

Works great!! comes in handy for when I need it. Would by again if needed and highly recommend. Great tool for the money.

Excellent product and easy to use. Recommend swivel function. Strong construction is a plus. Easily stored when not in use.

This thing works awesome. I lifted logs that maxed the size of this clamp out. Do yourself a favor and just get the biggest one. Have it and not need old saying!!

Paid for it self first use. The heavy lifting I used to do was accomplished by the clamps. Lifting and stacking heavy logs was not a problem. It lifted logs that would raise the rear tires on my tractor. Used them to drag logs on to my trailer without a problem. Built really well. Definitely worth what I paid for them.

These log tongs are awesome for the price and worked perfect for the job I needed them for. They are holding up great and I'm sure they will last a long time!

Convient parfaitement , adapté sur une mini pelle pour ne pas avoir à forcer , je peux charger mon bois sans effort

Looks good. Can’t wait to try it out in the spring. We have a lot of rails and logs for firewood to haul.

I'm not going to lie, a grapple on a tractor or skid steer would be much better, but seeing that's not in my budget and no more than these cost, I thought I'd give it a try. Two people would make things go faster, I only moved a few logs and never could get the jaws to open on it's own up to pick one up, maybe with practice I can resolve that. Definitely had to get off to get it opened to leave the log. A couple things noticed today, #1, the log really needs to be up off the ground a bit so the jaws can get under it, #2, you'll probably need a "cable hook" which is more open than a regular chain hook, plus the cable hooks have the little spring loaded clip that'll keep it from coming off. Assembly "directions"? LOL!! Study the picture in the book. It took me maybe 15 minutes to get the swivel/arm assembly bolted on, I never figured out what the directions meant by "Wooden Hall Tree". Also note to not over tighten the bolts, it needs to be able to move freely. I ran the nuts to touching the washer and then backed it off about 1/4 turn. One last thing, mine arrived 3 days earlier than promised too!!