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My new 60" logrite peavey was delivered today. Does it count as a Christmas present if you bought it for yourself?
Absolutely. But if you bought it for your wife, no. :D
I'd gladly give it to her if she'd use it! Unfortunately when we divided up the chores, log turning was on my list. 🤣
Nice. I have the 60" cant hook , I really like it.
I got a present also, can't open until Christmas.😁
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That peavey will come in handy!!
I had only used short cant hooks until recently. Order the same logrite....can't do without it....
Quote from: terrifictimbersllc on December 23, 2020, 09:01:40 PM
Absolutely. But if you bought it for your wife, no. :D
So my wife will be unhappy with this years gift? :o
I bought a 60 inch logrite cant hook as well for myself for Christmas in October (that's a real holiday right?) Very glad I made the purchase. I had just finished whacking myself in the face with the handle of the 48 inch wood handled Chinese knock off I bought before I had my sawmill. It knocked some sense into me and the logrite was ordered that night!
Quote from: trimguy on December 23, 2020, 09:47:59 PM
I got a present also, can't open until Christmas.😁
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I recognize that box. Yours looks like it arrived in a lot better shape than mine did.
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It took 2 times for mine to show up in usable condition. Rough handling by UPS but Cooks was fantastic and took care of everything.
Brent
I got the 72" cant. Makes rolling the big logs easier and any prying too. Plus I picked up a dirt cheap used (50's?) 18" log turner.