2 Serrated Claw Hook,Log Lifting Tongs, Heavy Duty Grapple Timber Claw,Lumber Skidding,Log Lifting -18in

Bent first time I used them,but did the job. I reused just other day again to drag log out of creek,worked like a charm. I heat with wood only and I constantly drag logs out of woods and have been using a tow strap,works good, but is a pain getting a strap or rope under log sometimes. This solves that problem and works well. I held off till went on sale and I’m glad I purchased it. It’s really designed for lifting logs that’s why it bent some but I don’t care works good and is now part of my logging equipment. Easy to use ,grips excellent ,32 inch size is a must for me,recommend.

Just as advertised and just like most of the reviews I read. A nice heavy-duty grapple. For strictly lifting, it's the best. It can handle more than the lifting capacity of my Case 1840 Skidsteer. And like the reviews, it bends easy if you use it to drag logs. I was very careful and watched many videos before buying this and I still bent it. It still works when it's bent, so I just keep using it that way. Amazing how nicely it grabs the log when applied. I recommend this grapple.

Works good on stuff bigger than 8 inches but will not grab onto smaller stuff to drag. Also to small for bigger logs. Needs to be bigger

Strong. Easy to assemble.

Works really well. Strong material.

Overall good product. Works as advertised. These do offer good thick steel teeth. The paint on the other hand is not powder coat like the description says. These come with a flakey wet paint.

they work well for dragging logs as pictured - note about use - I saw reviews complaining about how the teeth do not grip while picking up logs. They are not suppose to, the points dig into a log for lifting, and the teeth dig into a log for dragging, as pictured.

Nice log tongs. Thick .330 " steel ( 6.25 mm) . Comes with component parts but no assembly instructions. You need a 15/16 wrench and socket/ rachet and lay it out on the ground. Tighten the lock nuts up but leave about half a turn loose to allow movement.