Customer Reviews for VEVOR 24in Stone Lifting Tongs, 2-Claw Rock Tongs, Heavy Duty Steel Log Tongs, 1100LBS Lifting Capacity, Swivel Log Grapple, Serrated Claw Design, Easy Chain Hook up Tongs for Stone Blocks & Marble

Works very well ,would purchase again !

Top , rien à dire pour le prix

Best purchase

Bought this a while back and it has become very handy for moving telephone poles and even steel I- beams. I use it on my tractor.

This 36in log clamp is very well built. it clamps down very well on a single large log so good it's hard to get it undone with just one person and working the tractor at the same time. it does not clamp down on brush and smaller trees as good. Looking to also purchase the 18in.

I have not used this yet but looks like it will work well and saves me from purchasing a grapple bucket for now.

Good sturdy piece at a fair price

I’ve been very impressed with these VEVOR log lifting tongs. They are heavy-duty, well built, and make moving logs with my tractor much easier than trying to mess with chains or straps every time. The jaws bite into the wood securely, and once the weight is on them they hold extremely well. They open wide enough for the size logs I normally deal with, and the construction feels solid enough that I’m not worried about bending or breaking them under normal use. What I like most is how much time they save. Hooking onto a log is quick, lifting is simple, and I can move or reposition logs without getting off the tractor over and over again. For clearing property, moving downed trees, or handling firewood-sized logs, they’re a very handy attachment to have around. For the price, I think they are an excellent value. Simple tool, heavy construction, and they do exactly what they’re supposed to do. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone using a tractor, loader, or other equipment for moving logs.

Très rapide à la livraison et très bon matériel facile à monter très très content

A fantastic product. saved a lot of time and back breaking work. Helpful to move logs around and support them when using a chainsaw. The downside is you need to have a person working the jaws to open / place the grapple and take it off the log. So, find yourself a helper and you are good to go.