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Yep, it has the two man handle on a straight, not drop, tongue... Swaps right out.

Stoked! Has upgraded wheels and a 2-person t-bar handle that comes straight off of the frame. I was interested to see that the tongs hang out different lengths for different diameters of logs... Makes sense.

Visibility for steering, and ruggedness of terrain probably dictate both push and pull, lift and lower, depending. Western trails have been designed with less grade. Modern trails move toward no barriers, like steps, abrupt drainage features and such. Design/ layout is critical for...

I know about Chinese wheelbarrows. Are you suggesting a Chinese log Arch? It pretty much is, balancing the load over the wheel(s).

Huh?

Cool, StumpShot. On the Log-rite, the tongs hang from that hanger, which can be oriented both ways, hung from the bottom, and hung from the top, for more clearance on bigger logs. A simple bar welded in the tong-hanging ring would do the same, fwiw.

you want one

$560, or possibly some tree work trade. Might go up and get it today.

I'm going to be picking up a Logrite Buck Arch https://logrite.com/store/Item/Buck-Arch from a customer, with some/all the add-ons, for under $600, 3 miles down the road. They have an FSC tree farm. They might be retiring from the work, or just have done all the thinning they can handle...