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I never thought about that, but come to think of it, I had around 6K pounds on this maple last week and could still pull the middle of my ~60ft span of rope about 3ft by hand, so a couple hundred pound log will pull it down even more for the same tension normally I pull a line till all the...

I gotcha, that maasdam is sweet have you used a more power pulley? basically a glorified comealong good for like 12K pounds

I paid $450 for my PCW5000 and it paid for itself the next day, they are $1500 new and more useful than a lewis winch IMO, little slower but have an unlimited pull length and easier to control how hard you pull that being said, if you would like, I can see if he still has it, im sure its gone...

no problem, if you want I can ask Zach for any info he has regarding it, dunno if he sold it yet or not (I know it went up for sale pretty soon after the video, with his 362, think he wanted $1K for it all

I did a job a few years ago helping a buddy, I put a rope about 30ft up this 16" DBH cherry tree, then had a big hydraulic winch hooked to a 406 UNIMOG, and a 650G deere pushing on the base of the tree, the dozer was spinning its tracks and I was dragging the 406, and thats after root excavation...

my buddy Zaccheus on YT has a good video or two on the lewis winch heres what I use a lot for skidding, not sure how it would do pulling trees on a single line pull stock drum pulls around 40FPM/2200 pounds, they sell a bigger drum that pulls at 60FPM, 50% less capacity with the larger drum...

instead of the block on the load, put the block on the winch hook, anchor the rope to something near the tree and out the other end up the tree double the speed, half the force a winch similar to this is ideal, pretty quick pull and a lot of power, but most of them are clutch driven and require...

cool to see you guys using that trick, ive only seen it a handfull of times yup, I want to build a high speed yarding winch for this exact reason, currently if I need a faster pull I rig up a reverse 2/3:1, or pull with a truck, ive found some 3/4" line and pulleys will make the world reverse...

usually dropping a tree is boring to me, its planned out, I know whats going where, where to stand, when to hide but theres always that one where every person on the jobsite lets out a sign of relief once it hits the ground the side pull on a tensioned line, "bow and arrow", reminded me of...