Husqvarna
Husqvarna 27 in Universal Axe
All-round wooden-handled axe for limbing, driving wedges and light splitting.
Log tools save backs and speed up cleanup on removals. This section covers the logger tools tree crews use daily: axes and mauls, log handling tools and forestry measuring tapes.
Husqvarna
All-round wooden-handled axe for limbing, driving wedges and light splitting.
Husqvarna
Long-handled splitting axe with a wedge head for breaking rounds into firewood.
Husqvarna
Composite-handled multi-purpose axe for limbing, splitting and general chores.
Spencer
Belt-mounted spring-return logging tape for bucking logs to length.
Spencer
Belt-mounted Spencer loggers tape for one-person measuring on the landing.
Spencer
Replacement 50 ft blade that puts a worn Spencer logging tape back in service.
Husqvarna
Long-handled pick for dragging, flipping and stacking logs and firewood.
LogRite
Lightweight aluminum cant hook for rolling and positioning logs.
LogRite
Aluminum-handled pickaroon for moving rounds, logs and firewood without bending.
LogRite
Two-person log lifting tool with a center hook and aluminum handle.
Husqvarna
A belt-worn, self-retracting tape for measuring log lengths solo.
Spencer
A replacement 75 ft blade for a Spencer diameter tape case.
Spencer
A 50 ft belt-clip logging tape with a nail end for one-person bucking.
Spencer
A replacement end nail that keeps your Spencer logging tape in service.
LogRite
An add-on stand that turns a LogRite tool into a log lifter for clean bucking.
LogRite
Log arch with wide tires for moving logs out of yards and woods.
Gap Arborist Supply
A blade cover that protects your axe edge and your hands in the truck.
LogRite
Hand log tongs for lifting and dragging rounds without straining your back.
Spencer
A 35 ft replacement blade for a Spencer logger's tape.
Husqvarna
Steel log tongs for grabbing and dragging rounds and short logs.
LogRite
A light, strong aluminum-handled peavey for rolling and positioning logs.
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Buying guide
A cant hook or peavey rolls logs for bucking and loading, a hookaroon drags and stacks rounds and firewood without bending over, and a log carrier lets two people move heavy rounds. A logging tape on your belt speeds up bucking to length.
An axe or maul splits rounds and drives wedges. Keep edges sharp, handles tight, and inspect tools for cracks before use.
If you buck a lot of logs on the ground, a cant hook will save more strain than any other tool here. If you stack firewood or feed a splitter, a hookaroon is the tool you will reach for most. Crews moving rounds by hand from a backyard to a trailer get the most from a log carrier.
Lighter aluminum handles are easier to carry all day, while wooden handles are cheaper and easy to replace. Keep log tools in a dedicated rack or box on the truck so points and hooks do not get damaged or damage other gear.
A cant hook has a blunt toe with teeth; a peavey ends in a spike. Both roll logs; the peavey can also pry and pivot.