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    Hey md, Have a length of wire rope somewhere.... Came on the winch and I got a second loop out on the other end to use as an extension, shall have a dog through the shed for it. Sounds like there is no major advantage of the log tongs in my situation

    There is a Cooke's in invercargill I have used before if I run short on anything.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    Hey md, Have a length of wire rope somewhere.... Came on the winch and I got a second loop out on the other end to use as an extension, shall have a dog through the shed for it. Sounds like there is no major advantage of the log tongs in my situation

    There is a Cooke's in invercargill I have used before if I run short on anything.
    If you going to Cooke's get a proper chocker made up, I had one but sold it.

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    This is the shape of the hook for dragging logs by chain, as used behind bulldozer and chain don't slip off the log

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    This is the tongs I have, at a quick measure they would do up to 800mm, so you would need a far bigger set.

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