Customer Reviews for VEVOR 609mm Stone Lifting Tongs, 2-Claw Rock Tongs, Heavy Duty Steel Log Tongs, 500KG Lifting Capacity, Swivel Log Grapple, Serrated Claw Design, Easy Chain Hook up Tongs for Stone Blocks & Marble

The overall design (overlapping tip when closed, multi-tines, closes tighter the harder you pull, etc.) is good. I used it to clear a portion of our shoreline at a place we recently purchased. It hadn't been done in 20+ years. We may have hooked onto and drug a log that was too big for the device... but nevertheless, in the process, it bent and twisted the device such that it would not "grab" another log. I was able to straighten it enough to make it functional again but overall, its seems the device should be thicker and/or it should be hardened so it doesn't twist as easily as mine did.

Não dou 5 estrelas porque a entrega demorou muito mais que o anunciado aquando da compra

Works well for about 10 large logs,then starts to get twisted and be less and less usable, I had to buy 2x of these to move 100x logs and both are complete wrecked

Not as big as I anticipated ? You would think 18 inches would be the the size of the claw,they are very small.

Struggles to grab almost every rock i have attempted to move. Of 6 rocks (outcropping) I have attempted to place, only 2 have been successfully picked up by this tool. It works fine on small trees, and rocks small enough you can move by hand beside 1 foot diameter, but anything larger at struggles to grab with 1 person controlling the hook and a 2nd in the machine. Absolute garbage.

Item never turned up, spent two weeks chasing it around the country only for it to get sent back and leave me with no item. I did get my money back!!

This thing is useless

Junk already broke

A major weld broke during the second day of use. I will get it re welded and continue to use it in the future..

Does the job when lifting straight up. Pulling or dragging logs on an angle bent them quickly. I bought these to use with a backhoe so I would not have to keep getting in and out with a chain, but I had to tie a rope to the handle and run it into the cab so I could separate the hooks in order to open them enough to drop over the log. Once I did that, it wasnt too bad.