If you cut firewood, you need this! The WoodChuck TimberJack

[@BlueCactusDairyGoats]

That's awesome! I found this video while looking for a present for my husband. . He would love this! Thanks for sharing!

[@GoodDayFarm]

That's great! I am sure he'll enjoy it!

[@KeepingItDutch]

I'll be getting one of these, thanks for the review.

[@GoodDayFarm]

It is extremely handy! Thanks for watching, take care!

[@cynthiaherr9029]

Great to see you Travis , Hope you and Syndi have a Merry Christmas ..And a Happy New Year ..

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks! Same to you and yours! Take care!

[@Mackenzie.Grant95]

Hey Cynthia how are you?

[@cynthiaherr9029]

Doing great my friend, staying inside where it's warm, gotta lot of snow on the ground ..lol Hope you're doing well how's the weather treating you kind sir..

[@luvbigiron]

Love it. I usually cut half or 3/4 through and roll log but this will save a lot of time If the log is on the ground. With a stack of logs that you are bucking, maybe not so handy since you can usually cut them as they lay.

[@GoodDayFarm]

You are correct, not really practical for a stack of logs. It does work well for single logs though.

[@Dyno625]

looks like a nice design. I have a tool very similar but it only has one leg on the bottom instead of two. That one looks more stable.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Yeah, this one is pretty solid and stable. Great for holding logs. Thanks for watching, take care and have a Good Day!

[@danfromga3002]

I was planning on making a log jack but when I saw the prices on these woodchuck tools, I couldn't pass it up! Love the quality too, very heavy gauge steel. Well built product!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Absolutely! I’m sure it’ll last my lifetime. Thanks for watching!

[@drawbridge611]

Just used mine for the first time today. Extremely high quality and built like a tank. No way I could bend or break it even if I tried. Just watch out for the bottom foot when you're cutting close to the tool because it's wider than the top one. (Don't want to come down on that with your chain.) Thank you for the great review.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Awesome! It is well built, and a very handy tool. Thanks for watching!

[@GeorgeMinton-jb8ky]

Travis, can you review grasshoppers that lift and pull the wood out of the trees. At least that is what a construction guys calls those things. Some people pull them out with tractors. Others use makeshift carts but the grasshoppers are the coolest thing I have seen for moving whole logs.

[@GoodDayFarm]

If I had one, I sure would review it ! They do look handy.

[@ChickenHues]

Great video! Thanks and looking forward to watching more!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thank you! Glad to have you here! Have a Good Day!

[@Mackenzie.Grant95]

Great video Travis! Looks good

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks Mackenzie! How have you been?

[@spencermcginty9812]

Nice video! I hope all is well on the farm👍👍

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks Spencer! We are enjoying the mild weather, staying busy! I hope all is god with you and yours. Thanks for watching, have a Good Day and take care!

[@JesseLJohnson]

I have the Stihl (Logrite) cant hook with jack. The other 2 I was going to buy was the Log Ox or this Woodchuck. I mainly bought the Stihl because I could drive 5 min to my local Stihl shop and just buy one and not have to deal with ordering and paying shipping or anything. The cant hook is $124 and I think the jack is $39. Same prices as the Logrite which is the same tool that is who makes them just its blue not orange. The handle is aluminum. Can get it as a peavey or with the hook. I still might buy one of the other 2 as well but I am happy with what I bought so far. Looks good with my Stihl saws too.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Nice! I’ve looked at the Stihl cant hook. Might get one someday.

[@HartzHomestead]

Nice idea. I have a peavey, but holding it off the ground is clever. The link in your description doesn't go to that item, but I searched around their site and found it under Saws and Tools/Log Handling. I'll look at your other videos. You might like mine on the small wood cutting rack I built.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Oh, I’ll take a look at the link, thanks. I’ll also take a look at your channel! Thanks for watching, thanks for the comment. Take care!

[@lxmzhg]

If you have a cant, you actually don't need a timber jack. You could accomplish the same results as a timber jack, by placing a short length of a small diameter (about 4") log perpendicular to the log that you're rolling. and then use the cant to roll the log which you want to cut onto the small diamer log.

[@GoodDayFarm]

True, that would work. But so would using this. 👍

[@Daddyoftam]

I'm torn between the Timber Pro and the Dual Pro. 10 dollar difference, but the Dual Pro comes with a retractable Peavy for the second jack. Also can roll another 5-30 inch diameter, where the Timber Pro can roll 5-20 inch.

[@GoodDayFarm]

I hear ya... I went with the one I got nails to hold logs up while bucking them, it works great for that. Any bigger logs, I would try to raise to cut up...

[@iamthatguy1169]

Good video... Nice tool and no one can say crap about your chain sharpening abilities. That cherry wood didn't have a chance!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Richard Federico , thanks! As for the chain sharpening, that was a Stihl RSL chain... square filed, rakers set at .035. Saw is a ported and decked MS461 That combo will cut some wood.. 👍 Thanks for watching, and thank you for the comment, I really appreciate but. Take care.

[@HomeInTheSticks]

Interesting piece of gear sir, I'd love to have one of these over her at my home place!! Thanks for sharing and I'll definitely check that business out!! Ya have a new subscriber from east central Mississippi here!! Dan

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks! And welcome to the community! The log jack is very handy to have if you cut much firewood. Thanks for stopping by, take care, and have a Good Day!

[@guitstikkustoms4448]

Hey Travis, great video. That looks a lot sturdier than my cant hook and much more versatile. Be well brother.

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks Joel! How have you been?

[@guitstikkustoms4448]

I've been good but busy as you have probably been LOL. Glad to see ya again.

[@GoodDayFarm]

For sure! Funny how life does that! Take care friend!

[@sawsurgeon]

Hey Travis, great to see you back in action. I rang the notification bell, so hopefully I won't be so late to the party next time! Those are a handy tool indeed. I'd say you represented it quite well. I wish I were responsible enough to own one. I have an old home-made one that I lost track of in the woods a couple of years ago... Fortunately for me, it re-surfaced this past fall! Have a Blessed new Year!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Hey Tedd! How have you been? I’m trying to get back into the video making, but I’m so short on time. To be honest, I’m surprised I haven’t lost any of my saw related tools! Lol! Thanks for watching, thanks for the kind words. Take care and have a Good Day!

[@sawsurgeon]

The family and I are striving, truly blessed indeed! I get the time thing. I'm contemplating getting an app or software to edit phone videos. I posted one to thank Joel and haven't really had the opportunity to do more. I guess I've had the option, I just want to crop out big sections of yawn time from project videos. Is there anything you would recommend? I see where it would be hard to find the time. Thank You for the energy and the commitment to get back in the saddle. Great to see you. Be Blessed!

[@GoodDayFarm]

IThat is great, glad you all are doing well! f you're strictly using your phone, unfortunately I do not know any editing apps for that. I film with my phone, but edit on the computer. Im sure there are some apps out there, depending on the make of your phone. They might not be free, but usually the better apps aren't.

[@ReinboldFarm]

Looks great! I just subbed to you and saw your comment in dutches video! I’m going to channel to channel to give and give support to small channels!

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thanks! I’ve been trying to do the same, subbed you back. Thanks for the support! Take care!

[@adi7795]

Hi grait tool. Where could I get one of those. In Canada?

[@GoodDayFarm]

I got mine here. www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=295&item=3463 I’m sure they ship to Canada. You can call them to check.

[@SetthehookFishing]

This vs Logox?

[@GoodDayFarm]

They are very comparable from my understanding. I’ve never used a logox do I don’t know.

[@leonannegers7874]

No offense but I got a logox and it works just the same but good luck

[@GoodDayFarm]

That’s great, no offense taken. 👍

[@Patriciamomoftriplets]

I just subscribed and super like, full support

[@GoodDayFarm]

Thank so very much! I really appreciate it!