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C'mon now.. I NEVER said it was wrong... I just asked for specific examples where "fine" control is needed... I definitely agree with B about the pick up truck... who's driving? tires, surface, uphill vs downhill, stiffness of the pedal, in reverse or forward, hand signals vs voice commands over...

I can see the fine control as an important factor when trying to straighten up a backleaner before taking it 90 degrees to the lean. (Like the big tree that hit the barn was SUPPOSED to do). That and using a static cable.. I lost one because as it got straight the stretch in the line was enough...

I own 2 of them.. It's been well over 5 years since I used one, and that was only to load a broken stump grinder on the trailer. Worked well for that, but I don't even think about using them for falling.. depends on your equipment, topography and manpower.. Probably a good tool to have, but I...