Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Pinza Forestale per Tronchi 711,2 mm Pinza di Sollevamento per Tronchi di Legno Ganci 4 Griffe Girevoli Portata max. 1000 kg Pinza per Legno in Acciaio per Trattori Camion ATV Carrelli Elevatori

I have not used this yet, too wet, too cold , too muddy. It looks well made.

Bought these to help clear some of my property, they work great no jumping in and out of the tractor to hook chains. they are very rugged, great price.

Works as described. Heavy duty.

Extremely Strong and Reliable Log Grapple — Heavy-Duty Performance! I recently bought the VEVOR Timber Claw Hook, 28″ 4-Claw Log Grapple with the swivel steel log lifting tongs, and it’s been fantastic for heavy lifting and logging work. This attachment has made moving and handling large logs so much easier when working with my tractor and ATV. The four-claw design gives a secure grip every time — even on round or uneven logs. I was impressed with how smoothly the swivel action works, making it easy to adjust the log orientation without fighting the grapple. The steel construction feels very rugged and well-built, and the claimed 2205 lb (1000 kg) capacity matches its real-world strength: it handles large timber confidently without bending or slipping. Installation on my tractor was straightforward, and the overall design feels thoughtful and solid, not flimsy at all. Whether I’m lifting logs out of a pile or loading onto a trailer, this grapple performs every time.

Solid og perfekt til mitt bruk. Meget bra

Works very well

This timber claw worked great attached to the bucket of my tractor. Was able to grab and lift full length logs (20’), without having to get off my tractor. Also able to place the logs directly onto my saw horses for cutting.

Wow you can cut them and make 2 tongs lol

Rugged, awsome quality! if you need one, get the double claw like this one!!!

I've used this on my backhoe for moving logs and boulders. Pros: - This is a very solidly built grapple, great for moving logs or boulders. Cons: - The hanging grapple is never facing the right way when lowering it onto a log, so you have to dismount the tractor, orient the grapple in the right direction, and then get back on the tractor to lower the grapple onto the log. - When lifting a log, the grapple hooks dig into the log, so when the log is set back on the ground, you have to dismount the tractor, free the teeth from the log, and then get back on the tractor to lift the grapple away from the log.