Earth Worth Timberjack 1942 45-inch Steel Log Lifter — Red, Lifts Logs 14in for Safer Chainsaw Cutting

The Earth Worth Timberjack 1942 is a 45-inch steel log lifter that raises logs 14 inches off the ground to make chainsaw cutting safer and easier.

This heavy-duty timberjack from Earth Worth is built to lift large rounds of wood so the chainsaw chain avoids dirt, reduces kickback risk, and spares your back from excessive bending. Finished in durable red, the steel tool combines straightforward mechanics with an ergonomic grip and a compact profile that fits in a truck bed or workshop. It handles logs up to roughly 15 inches in diameter and is designed for repeated use season after season.

How does this tool help when preparing logs for cutting?

The Timberjack lifts the log clear of the ground, creating a stable working height that prevents the saw from contacting soil and rocks. This reduces chain wear and the chance of sudden catches while making each cut more controlled and consistent.

• Lifts logs 14 inches above ground for a safe cutting height
• Suitable for logs up to 15 inches diameter
• Reduces chain dulling by avoiding ground contact
• Improves cut precision and lowers kickback risk

What makes the Timberjack sturdy and reliable?

Constructed from heavy-gauge steel, the timberjack is built to withstand repeated leverage and load. The welded fittings and robust hook are intended to hold heavy rounds without deformation, while the powder-coated red finish helps resist rust and wear in outdoor environments.

• Heavy-duty metal construction for long life
• Welded joints and reinforced hook for secure lifting
• Protective finish to resist corrosion and abrasion
• Backed by a 1-year limited warranty

How do I use the Timberjack safely and efficiently?

Position the hook under the log’s circumference, then use the handle as a lever to lift the log to the 14-inch working height. Because large logs can be heavy and shift unexpectedly, Earth Worth recommends two people for general handling—one to operate the jack and one to steady or reposition the log as needed.

• Hook tool under the log, then press the handle down to lift
• Keep a second person nearby for large or awkward logs
• Use the rubberized grip to reduce hand fatigue and improve control
• Store indoors or dry area to extend finish life

How does the Timberjack improve comfort and workflow?

By elevating the log, the Timberjack reduces the need to bend close to the ground, lowering strain on your lower back and hips during repetitive cutting. The long handle provides mechanical advantage, so each lift takes less effort and helps you maintain a steady cutting rhythm.

• Ergonomic handle reduces bending and back strain
• Long leverage makes lifting heavy rounds easier
• Rubberized grip lessens hand fatigue during extended use
• Compact length (45") stores easily when not in use

Who is this for? The Earth Worth Timberjack 1942 is intended for homeowners, woodcutters, and property managers who split, cut, or process logs regularly and want a durable, low-tech tool to streamline chainsaw work. It’s a good choice for anyone who needs to protect chainsaw chains, improve cutting precision, and reduce physical strain—especially when working with logs up to about 15 inches in diameter. For safe operation, plan for a two-person workflow when handling larger timber, and follow standard chainsaw safety practices while cutting.