I wouldn't buy a "cheap" one unless you plan on leaving it there. If it's something you are going to hold on to and don't want to worry about breaking or failing then just buy the logrite or the woodchuck. I have the woodchuck and I have rolled some monsters. I would never put the amount strain and stress on a wood handle as I do that.
Both serve the same function. I think peaveys were used more, hence the point, to ride logs on rivers. Can't remember the site I was looking at the other day, but someone had 60" Logrite peaveys and cant hooks for $107 I believe it was. Best out there. I can't flex mine no matter how big a log I try to roll. Well worth the money. If you can score a Logrite for a decent price, keep it at the house, take a lesser and leave where you're going. Peaveys also have an advantage with the long point to help pry frozen logs apart in a pile as well.
Right, that's what I am thinking. Cant hooks normally have a spur at the end of the handle, which should (in theory) allow better grip for rolling logs.
Thank you.
Is that the one available from TSC? or HD? I swear I have seen that before.
How big of logs can it grip?
