Timber TuffTMW-06 Durable Heavy Duty Steel 31 Inch Felling Lever for Felling Trees, Log Cutting, and Freeing Chainsaws w/Comfort Grip Handle, Green

Great addition to my tool collection. Was initially looking for a small cant-hook or small peavey and I am glad I ended-up finding this tool which suits my needs.

I use it to open a floor drain grate in a horse barn, so that we can clean it out regularly, and it works fantastically. Now we don't have to use chains and the skid loader every time we need to take the grate off. Would be nice if the grip didn't slide off, but I think I can glue it and it'll be fine.

Id give it 4 stars but I have not had the chance to pound on it with a 5 pound sledge hammer yet. other wise its well made and should not bend or break unless a weld fails. I like that its powder coated so it shouldn't rust unless I chip it pounding on it to wedge it. get back with me in a year to see how its doing.

Just received this: Timber Tuff TMW-06 Felling Lever. Looks to be a fine tool. Heavy gauge. Easy to locate, haven set down in the woods. I like the fact, didn't break the bank, esp. since will only see occasional use from time to time in my case.I do have a question however, due to the fact item comes without assembly instructions.Looking at the image included with this post. Which is correct?.

small enough to carry easily,big enough to do the job.

The Timber Tuff felling lever worked as I expected. I mostly bought this to use for rolling logs. The logs I used it on we're way over the size that it's recommended for, but it did work. It gave me a necessary handle to get hold of the logs to roll them. I wanted something that was compact enough to ride in my UTV and not take up too much room. The Timber Tuff Felling Lever was what I was looking for and it worked out well.

Not much to fault here. It's heavy and durable. I imagine it will last a long time. The can't hook works surprisingly well. The bright paint makes it mostly easy to find, but I wish they had gone with bright orange for those times I lay it in the grass. I also wish the angle from the flat part to the bar was a little less obtuse so I could get a little more leverage. None of that is a real problem though. It has been a joy to use and I am happy with the purchase. I expect to have it for many years.

Handle slides off. Hook fell of first time I used it and was lucky I didn't lose the hardware. I would say pay the extra for a good one

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It doesn't work well, needs teeth cut into it. Don't like siding hook...good idea gone wrong.