Description

Overview

The Pickaroon is a traditional wood-handled pickaroon designed for handling and positioning logs quickly and safely. It has a durable steel pickaroon head and a comfortable natural wood handle. Therefore, it suits you for moving, lifting and positioning logs.

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

How to use the pickaroon

Before you start, check that the steel head is tight and the handle is in good condition. Then set the head firmly into the log at a safe point. Next, move the log with steady, controlled pulls. Keep your feet clear of the log while you work.

Also, check the wood handle after each long job. For example, look for cracks, splinters, or loose fittings. If you find damage, stop work and repair the tool before you continue.

Care for the pickaroon

Keep the steel head clean and dry between jobs. Inspect the wood handle at regular intervals. Store the tool in a dry place. For related parts and attachments, visit our accessories page. To read about log handling tools in general, see the Wikipedia article on the pickaroon.

Key features

• Traditional wood-handled design
• Durable steel pickaroon head
• Comfortable natural wood handle
• Yellow-painted handle end for better visibility

Also, these features support the main job. For example, the steel head helps you move, lift and position logs, and the yellow handle end is easy to see.

Specifications

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

• Ideal for moving, lifting and positioning logs
• Durable steel pickaroon head
• Comfortable natural wood handle
• Yellow-painted handle end for better visibility

Compatibility

The product page does not name a machine model, a handle length or a log size. Therefore, confirm the size and the use with your dealer before you order the Pickaroon.

Before you buy, compare the photo and the description with the tool you need. Then, ask your dealer to confirm the fit for your log work. This step helps you avoid a wrong order.