2001 - Volume #25, Issue #6, Page #27
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Heavy-Duty Log Tongs
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The tongs are made out of 4-in. angle iron and measure about 2 ft. long. Winter cut a curved section out of each angle iron to fit around the log, then bolted the two angle irons together to form a hinge. He welded on a couple of steel spikes at the bottom to grip the log, and he also attached a length of chain to the top of both angle irons.
"I use it on my tractor's front-end loader to drag logs to my log splitter. It saves a lot of lifting," he says.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, William Winter, Rt. 2, Box 89A, Tower Hill, Ill. 62571 (ph 217 567-3192).
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