48" Steel Cant Hook

VERY well built and built by people that know sawmills and logs!! This log cant is a work of art!! Perfect dimensions, angles, lengths, everything is just right and works amazing! 28" 10' heavy oak logs, no problem, 12" cherry, no problem. The cant hook bites strong and the long handle makes log rolling super easy. Nice heavy duty construction and this is built to last!! Don't mess with anything but the best! It's 1000% worth it!

I cannot stress enough how much easier this made my life when moving wet oak trunks and limbs while cutting firewood. Extremely sturdy, quality construction and works fantastic! Definitely a back saver. I’m an athletic 114 pounds and 5 foot 8 - this definitely gives me that extra leverage to move logs that weigh more than I do.

This was an excellent item. Very sturdy. Long and Heavy duty. Can turn large logs with ease for cutting them with a chainsaw.

I made the mistake of going cheap and ended up with a poorly made Chinese log cant/lifter. The handle bent on the first try to move these heavy oak logs. This Wood-Mizer 60" log cant is an absolute brut. The spike bites in deep and holds. I was able to roll these logs with ease. Lots of leverage and holding power to turn large and heavy logs. It is very well made and easy to use. This one is a keeper.

This thing is an absolute beast. I read a bunch of reviews on various cant hooks and peaveys from wood handled to steel and at all sorts of price ranges. I was planning on cheaping out, but after attempting to move one of the ~30" dia. cottonwood logs by other means, I realized that I should just get a good tool. This thing absolutely delivered. It is very, very solid. With a little basic technique, the hook bites deep and holds solid. I got the 48" length to move the logs that resulted from 2 very big, very wet cottonwoods. Trunk sections were about 4 feet long, and easily 40" near the base and probably 34" or so at the other end (they tapered quickly since they were at the trunk). This thing still managed to bite on what seemed almost like a flat surface to it and allowed me to roll them solo up a slight grade. I did need a chock to kick behind and it was hard work, but this thing did the job. Any less of a tool would have been not enough. Average log size was probably ~26"x10', some bigger some smaller depending the part of the tree. This thing moved them all. Specs say it will do 8" to 32". Less than 12" or so this thing felt almost pointless as it was tricky to grab the small log since the tool was almost too big, not to mention logs that size you can probably just heave around without it. On the other end of the spectrum, it starts to open pretty wide after 32" but like I mentioned above, I rolled stumps that were well over 32, just pick your place well and work the hook in before you give it muscle. I even got one with good paint on the tip, unlike some reviews where the paint seems to be delaminating. I smashed the fore-end into concrete, gravel, and dirt and it's held up so far after several tons of logs moved. All in all, if you have only a log or two and they're not *that* big, pizza and a few neighbors is probably cheaper. This is a serious tool for serious logs, and it does great.

As other reviewers have mentioned- horrible paint/powder coat job!!! Paint is coming off in several areas. 🙄 The opening could be larger in my opinion, as it doesn’t seem to be able to grab logs well that are over 20” or so- otherwise a good sturdy tool with a bad paint job. I’d just expect a better coating for the price.

This is a super heavy duty cant hook. Overkill in my opinion. The 48 inch handle is really stout and I cant imagine the need for one this thick

A must have for moving logs. Love the thick handle for a good grip makes a big difference when you’re using it the orange color makes it easy to see when I leave it laying around. Easy to use good price