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That certainly seems like it would be a good way of reducing tissue damaging movement, but I wonder. During removal days, if you have 200 logs that need to be hand tossed into the truck, is it ok to use bad lifting form on 20 of them? It does seem that the micro trauma caused from some...

I couldn't agree more, Chris. There is just no comparison in energy expenditures. Foot locking the tail of a DdRT system, which I believe is what Willard is talking about, is easy to do but still not as efficient and just too slow for me. For what it's worth, when I was young and dumb...