Description

Overview

The LOG HOOK is a heavy-duty hook with replacement tip for handling and positioning logs. The hook has a replaceable hardened steel tip, so you can renew the working point. Therefore, you do not need to replace the whole hook when the tip wears.

This page gives you the facts from the product listing. It also explains how to use and care for the hook. Read the specifications and the compatibility notes before you order.

How to use the log hook

Before you start, check that the tip is secure and in good condition. Then set the hook into the log at a firm, safe point. Next, move the log with steady, controlled pulls. Keep hands and feet clear of the load while you work.

Also, check the hook after each long job. For example, look for wear on the tip and for bent or cracked steel. If you find damage, stop work and fit a new part before you continue.

Care for the log hook

Inspect the steel body and the tip at regular intervals. When the tip is worn, fit a new replacement tip. Replacement tips are sold separately, so order them before you need them.

Keep the hook clean and dry between jobs. For related parts and attachments, visit our accessories page. To read about the tool type in general, see the Wikipedia article on cant hooks.

Key features

• Heavy-duty log hook
• Replaceable hardened steel tip
• Durable steel log hook construction
• Designed for handling and positioning logs safely and efficiently

Also, the replaceable tip gives you a simple repair path. For example, you replace only the tip when it wears, and you keep the main hook in use.

Specifications

The product page lists only the items below. No other values are added.

• Durable steel log hook construction
• Part Number: NF-Pick à Bûche
• Replaceable hardened steel tip
• Replacement tips sold separately

Compatibility

The product page does not name a machine model or a log size. Therefore, confirm the fit and the mounting with your dealer before you order the LOG HOOK for your equipment.

Before you buy, compare the part number on the listing with the part number on your old hook. Then, ask your dealer to confirm the fit. This step helps you avoid a wrong order.