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Exactly right, Sean. I've done all three. The first worked adequately for the light loads in the video. With larger loads, I would have used the third method. However, I would still use (and have used) additional guys to stabilize the top anchor point from any side loading ... much like the...

No guy needed for that job. I have run a speed line through a sleeve to a ground anchor some distance away with guys. The loads I could apply with that ATV were sufficient but fairly light. And, the anchor tree was a healthy large chestnut oak. I would have preferred to have the LZ further...

Thanks, Pete, Sean! Tru dat ... it took longer to get the vid on YT than it did to do the job. :roll: How did I come up with that? ... all of the above: some "collective knowledge"; some experimentation; some experience; and some head scratching ... :)

SLOWLINE, a variation of the speedline, used to lift and run loads uphill without dragging, so, no ground damage. The poor boys' yarder ... not for every job ... but, worked well for this one ... AND, it was fun! :D <iframe width="480" height="360"...