Cant Hook Log Roller Tool with Log Hook
$119.99
Cant Hook Tool, 48 in, Heavy Duty Steel Log Roller
| Item Weight | 4 pounds |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | LT006 |
| Size | 48 Inch |

Description
Overview
The Cant Hook Log Roller Tool with Log Hook is a 48 inch heavy duty steel tool from NorthForest. The product page lists its weight, material, size, and part number. Therefore, use this page to check the basic facts before you order a cant hook log roller tool for your log handling work.
How the cant hook log roller tool is used
A cant hook is a hand tool with a pivoting hook at the end of a long handle. A log roller tool of this kind helps you turn or roll a log with leverage, so you do not need to lift it by hand. Therefore, the tool suits log handling jobs where a short lift or a turn is needed.
First, place the hook into the end of the log or into the bark at a firm point. Next, lean on the handle to roll the log. Then check your footing and keep your hands clear of the hook and the log. Finally, set the log down on a stable surface before you release the tool.
Cant hook log roller tool care
After each use, wipe the steel and check the hook for wear. Store the tool in a dry place so the steel does not rust. For related tools, visit our accessories page. To learn more about the tool type, read the Wikipedia article on the cant hook.
Key features
- Heavy duty steel construction
- 48 inch size
- Item weight of 4 pounds
- Part number LT006
- One item per listing
- Product photo on the page
Finally, these features help you match the tool to your job. For example, the size and weight let you judge how the tool will feel in your hands. Also, the part number helps you confirm the item when you reorder.
Specifications
Next, review the specifications below. The product page lists only the items below, so no other values are added.
- Item weight: 4 pounds
- Material: Steel
- Number of items: 1
- Part number: LT006
- Size: 48 inch
Compatibility
The product page does not name the log diameters or the machines that the tool suits. Therefore, measure the logs you handle before you buy. Compare the 48 inch length with your work area, and confirm the fit with your dealer if you have a specific job in mind.







