Log ox for bucking?

[WhiteMike]

It’s basically a peavey with a leg that will elevate the log once it’s ready to be bucked after being drug to the road I’m wondering if the leg is actually strong enough to lift a tree

https://www.lowes.com/pd/LogOX-3-in-1-Forestry-Tool/1002937484

 

[Abbeville TSI]

I have a Logrite cant hook with a log lifter, it will lift as much as my 265 lbs can lever it.

 

[Sandhill Crane]

Same, LogRite bolt-on foot on peeve and cant hook. Took them both off because our ground is too soft to support them. They have been hanging in the shed for years.

 

[REJ2]

It’s basically a peavey with a leg that will elevate the log once it’s ready to be bucked after being drug to the road I’m wondering if the leg is actually strong enough to lift a tree

https://www.lowes.com/pd/LogOX-3-in-1-Forestry-Tool/1002937484

My 60” LogRite didnt cost near that much from Baileys a dozen years ago. Look them up, they might sell direct.

 

[Abbeville TSI]

My 60” LogRite didnt cost near that much from Baileys a dozen years ago. Look them up, they might sell direct.

i bought mine direct. If you want an orange Logrite, they make them for Stihl!

 

[Dennisthemenace]

It’s basically a peavey with a leg that will elevate the log once it’s ready to be bucked after being drug to the road I’m wondering if the leg is actually strong enough to lift a tree

https://www.lowes.com/pd/LogOX-3-in-1-Forestry-Tool/1002937484

I think they are overrated as a lifting device. Good for straight 8 inch stuff, that's about it. I have 2 and rarely use them. A good peavey/cant hook is a great woodmans helper though

 

[kevin j]

They work OK for a nice straight logs, but just be aware that they roll the log as they lift so if you have any branches and limbs sticking out they don’t work well. I built a pivoting foot for my cant hook that works a little better but I rarely use it to lift a log