1942 Earth Worth | Timberjack | Log Lifter | Steel | 45 Inches Red

Brand:Earth Worth

3.4/5

€
149.87

Earth Worth Timberjacks are designed to be both functional and stylish. These timberjacks are ideal for lifting logs off the ground for effective chainsaw cutting. Logs are lifted 14" off the ground to prevent the chain from digging into the ground. Features: * Overall Length: 45" * Log Size: Handle logs up to 15" in size * Perfect for lifting logs off the ground for chainsawing * Ideal leverage to move large logs * Durable to hold up for years * Stylish design with a long lasting sharpness * 1 Year Warranty What You Need To Know: * Recommend two people at all time for basic log handling

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EAN: 0819732020763

Categories Patio, Lawn & Garden, Outdoor Power Tools, Replacement Parts & Accessories, Log Splitter Parts & Accessories,

►DURABLE: Timberjack are made to last and come with a 1-year warranty. ►DIMENSIONS: Overall length of 45" | 15" log opening. ►LONG LASTING: Ergonomic wood handle designed for comfort. Work all day pain free. ►NO DIGGING: Raised log helps prevent the chain from digging into the dirt when cutting the log. ►RAISE IT UP: Timberjack ideal for lifting logs up to 15" off the ground for better chainsawing.

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 770 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Item model number	83-DT5220
Item Weight	9 pounds
Manufacturer	Trademark GLB
Product Dimensions	50.25 x 11 x 3 inches

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Scritto da: R. MCCLELLAND

Felled tree processing

Will work as described and up to the log size specified not much more than that.

Scritto da: GDR

Adding 3 washers would make this 5 stars

Great affordable product. My only complaint is its wobbly nature once assembled. This problem could be solved by the manufacturer by adding 3 washers for use as shims to close the internal gap of the bolted parts during assembly.

Scritto da: Pops

Back saver

Don't know why I didn't buy one of these years ago. It's so easy to turn and elevate logs for cutting. Just a note on ease of use...I tap the thumb with a mallet to set so it doesn't slip.

Scritto da: bob o

As good as advertised

As good as advertised

Scritto da: Lochi

A must have

Great for wood cutting

Scritto da: CR

Good

For the price it's great. Haven't put a whole lot of use into it yet but so far it's held up.

Scritto da: SciFi-Kaiju-Guy @ TeePublic

Sturdy timber tool safely & easily rotates logs up off the ground, for safer easier sectioning.

BOTTOM LINE: It's a timberjack and it's okay. This particular tool, from EarthWorth, is also the most economical model I've found for hoisting branches & small trunks off the ground for sectioning so you're not constantly burying your chainsaw bar into the dirt. Takes some practice to master, but well worth it for the $$$ saved in reducing saw chain replacement and/or sharpening. I was skeptical at first, but after using it for a few weekends I couldn't imagine NOT having it in my woodcutting arsenal now. It'll pay for itself, especially if you have a lot of timber to cut. ;-D THOUGHTS: I had to have a few cottonwood/poplar trees dropped this year... but rather than have all of that potential valuable firewood hauled away, I had the tree trimmers leave everything where it lay so I could do the clean up myself. Ugh! I took on waaay more than I bargained for (LOL). But it'll be worth it once all that wood is seasoned & split for the fireplace (and camping). This timberjack is stout yet easy to assemble. And whoever complained about bending this thing up was either telling a Paul Bunyan-size fib or was doing something way foolish, like trying to manhandle petrified redwood trunks with it. This thing is heavy and thick. After using it for a while now it's hard to believe anyone could damage it... unless they were doing something that they shouldn't have been.

Scritto da: Anthony

The base isn’t stable

great concept but the piece where the foot/base is screwed together is very loose / wobbly so the wood isn’t very stable when trying to cut. The foot/base could also be a little wider.