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Yea, their 10 miles from me great folks, but I got this one in Vermont barely used. This is PTO and I think once I had to up the RPM from 1000 to move a big Maple stick. It pulls nice, steady and safety.

This is the one I picked used 30M Skidding Winch Tractor Attachment (hud-son.com) It's been great. I'm thinking about selling it, as I don't use it much these days.

Good lord, I've done somethings to get it home, but nothing like that.

We get the F-16's out of VT-ANG and HN-ANG getting seat time over us all the time. Great fun to see and try to find them when they turn and almost burn. Also a lot of Rotary Wing out of FT Drum, moving to and from the old Air Force base in Rome.

Use these Amazon.com: EWK 10 Pcs 1/2" Impact Torque Limiting Extension Stick Set, 65-150 Ft-lbs (90-200 Nm) Torque Limiter Bar Set, Color-Coded : Tools & Home Improvement I do a lot of work on Alum. grouser bars on snowcats and the bolts will strip out or snap off in the heart beat without...

Nice hitching post! Well done.

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Here's my go to on pulling, Using a snatch block . ttps://www.amazon.com/Polyester-Arborist-Rigging-Hoisting-Strength/dp/B08J4B67GS/ref=sr_1_6?hvadid=4099

This sounds like some of the sleds i used to run, rule #1 don't leave home without 6 fresh plugs!... Those were the days.

Looks great, I'd use these to plug the ends Polyethylene Plastic Snap-in Round Plug, 2.11" to 2.2" ID | McMaster-Carr Then get it powder coated in silver to match the trailer and as Evil said grip tape. Them Patent it!

This one is 3 years old and we average 220 inch's of snow they hold up. It's the Sleds that tear them up with carbides and studded tracks. White Oak would be great but it's heavy. The larch is lighter and cheaper which is a plus for us as sometimes we're building in the middle of a wet corn...

This is one I built with my Snowmobile Club. It's got 5- 14" power poles across the span about 35 ft. The decking is 2X12X14 Larch with we get from a local mill guy. The runners stop wear from the Groomer drags tearing up the decking. The Groomers weight in 18,000LBS to 22,000 LBS without any...

You can't un-see that! LOL