Gorillabac Log Lifter – Log Lift Crane Review

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Quick verdict

A log lift/crane attachment like the Gorillabac can be a big quality-of-life upgrade if you routinely handle heavy rounds. The main value is less lifting and less awkward positioning at the splitter, which can make your workflow safer and faster. Just confirm compatibility with your splitter/receiver hitch setup, and understand it is a mechanical tool, not a guarantee against injury.

What the Gorillabac is (and what its for)

Gorillabac is marketed as a log splitter / truck / ATV attachment system that can help pull, lift, position, and hold logs for splitting or loading. Official site: gorillabac.com.

Typical use cases include:

• Retrieving oversized logs or repositioning rounds without wrestling them by hand
• Lifting rounds onto a splitter beam
• Holding logs in position for safer cutting/splitting workflow

Compatibility checklist (before you buy)

• Your splitter model: confirm mounting/fitment requirements.
• Receiver hitch class (if using on a truck): confirm the receiver and extension parts match your setup.
• Winch speed/noise: many systems work well but pull speed can be slower than youd like, depending on the included winch.
• Power: confirm what battery/power is required (and what is not included).

Videos (see it working)

Receiver hitch hoist demonstration

Lift arm attachment demonstration

Pros / cons (practical)

Pros

• Can reduce heavy lifting and awkward round handling
• Can improve workflow when splitting alone

Cons / watchouts

• Fitment and accessory requirements vary by setup
• Winch speed and noise depend on the exact winch used
• You may need to supply a battery/power depending on configuration

Bottom line

If heavy rounds are the bottleneck in your workflow, a log lift system can be a meaningful upgrade. Confirm compatibility first, then prioritize safe operation and good ergonomics over trying to rush the process.