I LIKE how you did that with several odd shaped, small logs.
Is your winch fairleading through one spot? Does it lift the back end of the mill if you are wound vertically-up on the spool? Is the angle change any effect?
It was nice milling downhill on a good angle. Less work.
I'll see how to add the winch to the aluminum Granberg alaskan mill. Might just mount it to a board mounted on top of the mill, somehow on the extruded railes, 90 degrees from what you're doing, if that works out.
There is no-anti-vibe on the pushing handle. Would be nice to isolate the vibes moreso, but better cranking than pushing, I'd guess.
I was thinking of using a raised log as a weight to pull the mill, fairleaded, appropriately, if milling under a tree, in the shade.
I'll get some hulk anti-vibe gloves from Galeton.com.
A respirator is crucial. I'm going to set up a blower to keep exhaust away. That might mean no respirator, as the blower will do multiple jobs, dust from me, dust off the log/ mill, and exhaust away from me, especially if I start to run richer mix-gas or carb-setting.