Log Tongs – 2Jaw Alloy Steel Firewood Grabber (SMC2H13, SMC2H20) Key benefits Fast, secure wood handling: The scissorlike 2jaw design opens easily, grips logs quickly, and releases them smoothly for faster stacking and loading. Reduces physical strain: The shifting handle lets you reposition the grip and reduces pressure on your back when piling or moving wood. Durable and reliable: Made from alloy steel for heavyduty use in forestry, firewood preparation, and general outdoor work. Main features 2jaw design: Two opposing jaws provide a stable grip on round or irregular logs, making singleperson handling easier and safer. Shifting handle: Adjustable handle position improves leverage and reduces bending and lifting strain during repetitive tasks. Heavyduty construction: Alloy steel construction resists wear and holds up to demanding outdoor use. Manual operation: Simple mechanical action—no power required—so it works anywhere, anytime. Specifications Models and sizes (Total length x width x max mouth width): SMC2H13: 50 x 15 x 34 cm SMC2H20: 60 x 17 x 50 cm Material: Alloy steel Use: Manual log grabber/tongs for firewood, stumps, and small timber How this product solves problems Saves time: Grip and move multiple logs faster than handcarrying or using a tote—ideal for stacking and organizing wood piles. Lowers injury risk: Better leverage and the shifting handle reduce strain on the lower back and hands during repetitive lifting. Improves efficiency: Secure grip prevents slips and dropped logs when loading trucks or stacking next to a worksite. Practical use scenarios Home firewood preparation: Quickly grab and stack cut rounds for the woodpile or splitfirewood storage. Farm or property cleanup: Pick up fallen branches, small stumps, and loose logs to clear land or prepare brush piles. Loading and transport: Lift and place logs into a truck bed or trailer for transport without needing extra help. Usage tips Match model to job size: Choose SMC2H13 for smaller logs and tighter workspaces; use SMC2H20 for larger rounds and longer reach. Inspect before use: Check jaws and handle for wear; keep the pivot point clean and lightly lubricated for smooth operation. Use proper lifting technique: Let the tongs do the gripping—lift with legs, not the back, for heavier loads. Reliable, practical, and built for heavy use—these log tongs simplify firewood handling and reduce the effort required for stacking, loading, and clearing.