Old, We just disagree on how the pull logs, which is ok, to each his own. Since I also pull the sled with my tractors I agree that a fixed drawbar is the best method for pulling something on flat gound but even on a flat dirt track the sled does have a rounded front edge. With your drawbar method I didn't hear you offer any suggestions for get the front of the log off the ground when skidding it in the woods will surely catch on something and could cause the tractor to flip. If you do a search on google on logging winches you will see that my pulling logs with the box blade is not that much different the most of the 3pt winches use only mine doesn't have a winch. Here's one link. http://www.farmiwinch.com/newpage5.htm
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