Pickup Truck Crane, receiver hitch hoist demonstration with Gorillabac log Splitter lift attachment.

Gorillabac is the only log splitter that doubles as a , pickup truck or ATV attachment log crane that will Pull, Lift, Position and Hold logs for wood splitting or loading.
Search Gorillabac.com to see how the Log splitter lift launched its new truck attachment in 2021! "Get Your Wood Up" and save your back. The Gorillabac Patented 9802800, 9150387 log splitter log pull, lift and position log splitter attachment doubles as a class III standard pickup truck receiver hitch hoist crane. Order your Gorillabac products at www.gorillabac.com Scroll to the "Our Products" page.
Whether working alone or with someone Gorillabac improves Safety, Efficiency, Wood Yield and Fun! Let a gorilla do the work. Stop working on your knees or crouched over splitting big logs in the vertical position. Stop the repetitive lifting and twisting and poor ergonomic positions. With Gorillabac you manage the wood at waist level and no longer need to struggle rolling logs and lifting and holding. "Get Your Wood Up" with Gorillabac today at www.gorillabac.com. Scroll to the "Our Products" page to order your Log Lift and start saving your back and body for better things.

[@blakekalakay6992]

I love this tool! It truly saves your back from any fatigue and pain... Even for a 20 year old like me!! This truly is the safest and most useful way to move wood into a truck or onto a log splitter that you can find.

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Hi Fred, Last November (I think), I bought a model 3802 after speaking to you about the feasibility of plumbing it into the receiver on my truck - You mentioned there was a video to that effect on the website & that helped. So I got all the stuff together to rig it up & then.....it snowed, & snowed. All the bucked maple rounds I planned on twitching out of a shallow ravine have been buried until now. Making a short story, long, I had at it yesterday & was amazed at how much effort I saved by using the Gorillabac. I attached a photo showing the eighth out of nine rounds I hauled up with the last just visible (down the embankment) above the truck's taillight in the picture. At 64 years of age, there was no way I could have muscled that maple up the embankment. The winch motor didn't warm up to the touch at all. Best, Mark Harrisville, NH

[@brandtbutler4230]

This video is extremely insightful and very helpful

[@TheSib]

Simply brilliant.

[@mvblitzyo]

Amazing tool ! Thanks for sharing

[@woodsman6942]

Got Gorillabac and plan to use it for getting the deer into ATV too. Easily handles the big 28 inch OD oak, no problem.... thats gota be all of 250 pounds.

[@lyleskaalid4134]

Good job in your video!

[@wilsonpereira6894]

Excelente projeto parabens!

[@HP-rh3to]

I have reviewed throughout my search numerous applications to make handling heavy logs easier and more efficiently. Main characteristics I looked for was safety and durability along with simplicity to set up in order to use. I handle allot of firewood and I know how many times wood is to be handled. from the time the tree is cut down to the final step of burning the split wood.The wood is handled 8 times. step 2 through 6 can reek havoc on your back . This product by all counts is superior to all the so called log lifts. Its is the right tool for the job. When you buy something you expect it to function and provide you with the results you want . from pricing to functionality This lift's price is a bang for your buck and will eliminate all necessary heavy lifting . And at the end of the job you will have a whole new outlook looking forward to splitting wood and the money you save on heating cost is the reward.

[@hanslgurtner3082]

brilliant

[@TheRealMrBeercan]

I'd suggest a "Deep Cycle" battery. A regular battery like that won't last long. They're not designed for deep discharge and recharge.

[@louisortiz9397]

Very cool. The contraption u stabbed the chunk with?

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

For favorite log lifter video playlist go to kzbin.info/aero/PLmJAolEzIHWepn5Kqw-aMhw1Xb4LD94bI

[@therealboofighter]

how tall can the pole above the winch be? can it go up to 10'?

[@smartass6071]

I bought one about a year ago. It works as advertised.

[@KEOHO1965]

Smart Ass I built 2 homemade cranes, myself, with repairs to my second crane. Cause my H. F. Lower stationary piece, which is cheap Asian metal. Failed, so I cut that out and fabricated U.S. metal. To replace it. Here are my videos, please subscribe/ share & give it a thumbs up. If possible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIauiqp9bs1sb9k, kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmGtkIejqZuNaas, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4TbYWmbiL1jea8, kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SndmqshNmMrJo

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Patrick, a few Gorillabac customers also made lifts using the H.F. (Harbor Freight) cheap stuff. They ended up purchasing a Gorillabac log lift system for their needs. The Gorillabac structure is manufactured with US Steel right her in the USA! Check us out on our website at www.gorillabac.com.

[@Kvasir87]

Does it actually have some bearing material in the tube? How is it not binding under load? Looks good, might get one, but I just need to understand how it works mechanically before getting it

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Kvasir87, Yes the tube mast connection forms a simple bearing. It should be lightly greased every couple years. Binding is not an issue.

[@RandomsFandom]

just hook the battery to the pig tail, and never lose charge

[@g.r.4853]

pig tail wiring probably is not heavy enough for the current.

[@mustangloud6969]

@@g.r.4853 The pigtail would just charge the battery. The battery is providing the amps to the winch.

[@Gakk13]

I see it works for rounds. How does it do loading 8 ft.logs?

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Hello Leo, Unfortunately we have not tested for that application. The Gorillabac Log lift meets or exceeds ASME mobile crane rating of 250 pounds when it is attached to a free standing log splitter. We presently maintain the same rating for the pickup truck application. Gorillabac log lift system meets the demand for firewood processing. It was designed to pull, lift, position and hold firewood size logs for splitting and loading up to ( 36 inch diameter, 20 inch length). Improve wood processing Safety, Efficiency, Wood Yield and Fun. Let a gorilla do the work and get up off your knees while struggling with the vertical splitting option. Work at waist level and eliminate the repetitive lifting and twisting. Whether working alone or with others, "Get Your Wood Up" and save your back for better things.

[@largerooster2059]

This would be great for loading fat chicks in the back of the truck!

[@KEOHO1965]

Large Rooster I built 2 homemade cranes, myself, with repairs to my second crane. Cause my H. F. Lower stationary piece, which is cheap Asian metal. Failed, so I cut that out and fabricated U.S. metal. To replace it. Here are my videos, please subscribe/ share & give it a thumbs up. If possible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIauiqp9bs1sb9k, kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmGtkIejqZuNaas, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4TbYWmbiL1jea8, kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SndmqshNmMrJo

[@boogboog8097]

Just throw a cake up in there, load themselves...😋

[@g.r.4853]

You know if I didn't know better I would think they are trying to sell us this thing. NAY!

[@jessereed550]

Careful some one gonna get hurt hope its not you

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Thank you for the comment and clarification of what your "safety eye" is keen on. Many have had experience with trucks, tractors or ATV's pulling or jerking on a heavy item with cable, chain, rope or slings and the connection or line failed, creating a sling shot. Throughout or years of testing and feedback from customers, who practice proper use of the Gorillabac Log Lift, we are unaware of a whip back situation. The stout Gorillabac design, engineering, structural integrity and safe operating procedures allow customers the confidence and experience in safe operation, while benefiting from improved ergonomic safety, efficiency, wood yield and fun.

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Throughout years of testing and feedback from customers, who practice proper use of the Gorillabac Log Lift, we are unaware of a whip back situation. The stout Gorillabac design, engineering, structural integrity and safe operating procedures allow customers the confidence and experience in safe operation, while benefiting from improved ergonomic safety, efficiency, wood yield and fun. Thank you for the comment and clarification of what your "safety eye" is keen on. Many have had experience whip back with trucks, tractors or ATV's when JERKING on or Pulling a very heavy or stuck item with cable, chain, rope or sling. When the connection or line failed, it can create a whip back or sling shot. Gorillabac can not operate in this manner or result in slingshot effect.

[@KEOHO1965]

Jesse Reed I built 2 homemade cranes, myself, with repairs to my second crane. Cause my H. F. Lower stationary piece, which is cheap Asian metal. Failed, so I cut that out and fabricated U.S. metal. To replace it. Here are my videos, please subscribe/ share & give it a thumbs up. If possible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIauiqp9bs1sb9k, kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmGtkIejqZuNaas, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4TbYWmbiL1jea8, kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SndmqshNmMrJo

[@bobberbuilder6122]

Or you could grow a set and pick it up like a man

[@GorillaBac-Log-Lift]

Ron, thank you for your interest and hearty humor.... you nailed it! Gorillabac is the only log lift that Pulls, Lifts and holds firewood for improved Safety, Efficiency, Wood Yield and Fun. Check out more videos at gorillabac.com.

[@l-trainzero1451]

Your “set” that you grew would hit the ground if not for a machine like this