Log Grapple 24 inches
Original price was: $119.00.$99.00Current price is: $99.00.
24 Inches Log Grapple
Description
Overview
The Log Grapple 24 inches is a steel tong with a 24 inch jaw. The product page describes it as a swivel dragging tool for handling, dragging, and carrying logs. Therefore, use this page to check the jaw size and weight before you order a log grapple 24 inches for your work.
How the log grapple 24 inches is used
A log grapple is a set of tongs that closes around a log. It lets you lift, drag, or carry timber without wrapping chains by hand. Therefore, the tongs suit log handling jobs where you need a firm grip on the load.
First, open the jaw and place it around the log near the center of the load. Next, close the tongs and check that the jaw sits firmly on the wood. Then drag or lift the log slowly. Finally, lower the log onto a stable surface before you release the tongs.
Log grapple 24 inches care
After each use, wipe off dirt and check the steel for cracks, bends, and wear. Keep the swivel moving freely, and store the tongs in a dry place so the steel does not rust. For related attachments, visit our accessories page. To learn more about this tool type, read the Wikipedia article on grapples.
Key features
- Steel tongs
- 24 inch jaw
- Swivel dragging design, as named on the page
- Item weight of 18.61 pounds
- Package dimensions of 31.75 x 13.9 x 3.5 inches
Finally, these features help you match the grapple to your job. For example, the jaw size and weight let you judge the handling space and the load. Also, the package size helps you plan storage and delivery space.
Specifications
Next, review the specifications below. The table keeps the values from the product page, so no other values are added.
| Item Weight | 18.61 pounds |
|---|---|
| Package Dimensions | 31.75 x 13.9 x 3.5 inches |
Compatibility
The product page does not name the machines or the log sizes that the grapple suits. Therefore, compare the 24 inch jaw and the 18.61 pound weight with your machine before you order. Also, check the jaw opening against the log diameters you handle. Confirm the fit with your dealer if you have a specific job in mind.







