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Nope, I guess not. I thought the hunting version was 2 stroke. Guess they are all 4 stroke. Prices are up a bit from when we bought ours. I guess I got it about 2016. So, if that says anything. It is due for a new capstan and the separator. Dirst gets in the rope and wears the aluminum a bit...

They make a lighter 2 stroke version as I recall.

Things we have done with portable winch or..... watching paint dry..... :D This job basically bought it. Horrible drag and only landing we had. Then mini moved it to the drive way under that deck there. Yarding... Starts about :29 in Parbuckle Winching large loads down steep hills with a...

Does not need to lift the truck, just breaks the wheels traction. Basically friction coefficient

Yes, depends on the mechanical advantage you are using to pull the weight and the friction the weight provides dragging it. Or, high line yarding where you use friction as a brake to raise the load and control it as it is being yarded. Pulls truck side ways easier as you only have two wheels...

I just found a niche for it. Moves than than a guy or two can handle more efficiently. Does not call in sick etc. I just keep one foot on the strap to keep it from tipping. The tree and hitch mounts are pricy but might be worth the dimes. I hav had a couple opportunities they would have worked...

Portable winch here. Just keeps going and going.

We have the little one.

Katy bought one. We are pleased with it for moving feed into the back pasture or sheds

Needs tires. Buddy of mine modified his for trap shooting. Changed the sides and you could hang the guns and put the ammo in it. Folds up too.

I have one of those wagons I cant give away. Too damn heavy for hilly terrain.

You dont pick up what falls off. Make next sled and add it as you get to it again. Make sure larger bottom pieces butts are foward of the load. I lift those and sled the smaller on top. Nothing "digging " in. Bundles is where we will bundle the brush and drag it sideways. Either by hand or winch.

We will make sleds out of brush. Use larger on bottom and stack smaller up. Bundle with rope. Great way to utilize some small cuttings of about 10 foot or more. But we prefer our dingo or winch. Ant trail if they wont work in the situation. Ant trail can and often includes over sized...