VEVOR 28in Timber Claw Hook — 2205 lb Log Grapple (L4S28)

VEVOR 28in Timber Claw Hook — Heavy-Duty 4-Claw Log Grapple (L4S28)

Fast, secure log handling for tractors, ATVs, trucks, and forklifts. The VEVOR Timber Claw Hook (Model L4S28) features a 28" grip, a max 31" opening, and a rated 2,205 lb lifting capacity. Built from hardened steel with a powder-coated finish and a rotatable lifting ring, this eagle-claw design grips logs tightly to reduce rolling and chain twisting — making loading, moving, and positioning timber safer and more efficient.

• 28-inch grip with a maximum 31-inch opening for a wide range of log sizes
• Rated 2,205 lb (1,000 kg approx.) load capacity for heavy-duty lifting
• Durable 45# hardened steel construction with powder-coated, rust-resistant finish
• Thickened claw design resists deformation and holds logs securely like an eagle's claw
• Rotatable lifting ring prevents chain twisting and allows smooth orientation during transport
• Compatible with tractors, ATVs, trucks, and forklifts for versatile attachment
• Industrial-grade build for long-term log handling and lifting tasks

Technical Specifications

Installation / Usage Tips

Attach the rotatable lifting ring securely to a rated lifting chain, hook, or hitch point on your vehicle. Verify the connection and orientation before lifting. Always observe the 2,205 lb rated capacity — do not exceed it. Keep bystanders clear while lifting and moving logs, and avoid side loads or shock loads. Inspect the claw and lifting ring for cracks, deformation, or excessive wear before each use. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, safety boots, eye protection) when handling and operating.

What's in the Box

• 1 x VEVOR Timber Claw Hook (Model L4S28)
• Product documentation / user guide (included inside packaging)

Safety & Compliance

This product is intended for mechanical log handling and lifting within its rated capacity. Do not exceed the rated 2,205 lb load limit. Use only with properly rated chains, hooks, and lifting equipment. Regularly inspect for signs of wear, rust, or deformation. Follow local safety regulations and best-practice lifting procedures.