That's what I like about Fiskars, the lifetime warranty. If you break it, they'll send you a new one. No questions asked. The elevator sure comes in handy, going to try to find me one.

@@ForestHogOutdoors don't be scared to pay a little more for condition. Ask Jake, he must have a lot more into it including labor, than he paid

@@brandonhoad9033 dually noted, I see him working on that thing every other video. Not where I want to be once I get one.

Do you like it? Any issues?

@Forest Hog Outdoors honestly forgot I had it but I'll use it soon and report back!

She's a real back saver dog.

Phil the blue one is a Log Rite Brand. It is the exact same hookaroon as the Stihl in a different color. I have been using the fiskers for a few weeks and it is growing on me. For light duty applications it works well, if you are going to be moving very large rounds I would get the Log Rite or Stihl. Hold on tight buddy!

Cheaped out, give me the ring back!

Thanks Larry and Robin. Gonna check out your channel!

@@ForestHogOutdoors Thanks 👍🏼🇺🇸

My pleasure.

Thanks, do you have a favorite brand?

@ForestHogOutdoors I have four of them. I haven't had enough time with them to comment on a favorite brand. HOWEVER; I DO have a comment on the cast/forged ones. I have a 15" Garrett Wade one, and a 28" Forester. BOTH of them were duller than a mud fence when I got them. No biggie; are we not outdoorsmen? All that was required was a little TLC; and they stick like crazy! Grinding and filing and sanding. That in itself was rewarding. I have since seen a Forester that was plenty good enough to use from brand new. Was it as good as mine? Of course not. But that would be splitting hairs.

Next purchase for sure Joe. I'm not getting any younger.

And won't be the last!

Thanks man. Where do you draw the line?

@@ForestHogOutdoors Greetings, my Pickaroons are the length of an axe, as such this allows me to move rounds that are on the ground when bucking or hand splitting. On the other hand the Hookaroon is very handy unloading rounds and split rounds from the back of a truck. There is also the pulp hook which has a 'D' -shaped handle which is great for pulling split rounds from a wood pile, it can also be used well for dragging trunks of trees around to manipulate them onto a saw horse, or pulling 8' lengths out of the back of a truck bed, similar to the use of Log-Tongs. My Pickaroons are Husqvarna and Soo-Line (older brand up here in Canada). I know Buckin' Billy Ray did a video on his channel about these tools, like me he is up here in BC, he is on Vancouver Island. Stay safe, WS

Thanks for the info, I'll check out Billy's video as well. Thank you for watching my video. You stay safe up there my man.

I've heard it was just the shape of the beak.

interesting, maybe. Does it effect the functioning because I have pickaroons with different shaped beaks@@John-cj3ve

She's been put on notice.

I don't often use it for pieces of firewood mostly just rounds.

That's what I said!

She's done everything I've asked thus far. 0 complaints

some of those rounds you were carrying looked fairly heavy , not sure if the Fiskars was designed for that size as they are a Scandinavian company where firewood is more uniform in size something like 6 -10" diam . Anyway good video