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Item # GA020

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Shipping weight 279.00 lbs.

LogRite Gate Arch with Bunks

The Gate Arch was designed with the arborist in mind. This arch will pick up a 20" diameter log weighing up to 2000 pounds a couple of inches off the ground and still go through a 36" gate with room to spare. The arch can be used by hand or with a winch line assist. It is a stoutly built, tight little arch with tall thin wheels that roll easily. It uses a choker chain to lift the log. The log is pulled up tight into the arch with an over-centering action. The load capacity of the arch is 1 ton of weight, though it is unlikely a log of that weight would be 20" diameter.
After moving the log, the arch can be inverted to become a tremendous brush and branch hauling device for the equivalent of a pickup truck full of material in one load and go through the same 36" gate. Converting the arch to a brush hauler is easy, just flip or invert the arch attach a bunk (arch piece without wheels), slide two sets of 6' stakes into the slots and insert the gooseneck handle. The gooseneck handle changes the handle height for ergonomic handling of logs.

Only $1,895.00

Item # GA020

Ships in 3 - 5 days

Shipping weight 279.00 lbs.

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Note: Heavy Item - Please call for shipping quote
Specifications:

Log Capacity: 20" diameter
Length Capacity: 10' fully suspended
Weight Capacity: 2000 pounds
Tire Size: 30" outside diameter
Arch Width: 35"
Shipping Weight for complete Gate Arch package: 275 pounds

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Q.	Can this be pulled by an ATV?
A.	Item AA024 is designed to be pulled by an ATV.
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	Posted by: blaine h from va on 3/13/2009

Q.	Does this product lift logs using the same leveraging action as the LogRite fetching arch?
A.	Yes it does. If you see "Additional Specs" there are more images that show how the log is raised with a simple lever action, like the fetching arch. The current primary picture shows the unit turned over for brush removal function.
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	Posted by: Matthias from Washington on 7/20/2009