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It is useful anytime your Pull will lose tension too early due to the puller being too slow or out of room, solo or team. Side-lean is sometimes a case where you want more momentum. Like many tricks, rarely is it needed. I've done it, twice. Any added weight will add tension, and won't...

I have a Simpson chainsaw-powered capstan. Little use. I got a mini. I want to put it to use. Often, I can move my chipper to the brush.

You need to anchor your winch, sometimes...butt a skidder tire to a tree, chain a truck to something, etc.

I almost used a suspended log this week. Once, when wrecking a great big fir ,4.5' dbh, solo, I hung a pull line in the backleaning co-dom, descended to clean up, tensioned a log, re-ascended by Wraptor, control speedlined the Wraptor out of the tree, then cut the backleaner with wedges...

I side- pull line rugularly. In a manual pull, tying the standing end to an anchor prevents the chunk from going backwards. Sitting on the line in the middle will do much more than a person pulling down the length of the rope.