Nope... they stay straight with the logs. The front plastic nose sled twists a little tho to let it turn.
Nice job jd87! Once you get the stiffer coil overs on the rear it will probably pull better since it will ride more level.
I have been looking at getting a can't hook since I've had two 29" plus oaks back to back. Didn't know if anyone had made a home made one to go along with these awesome skidders T2 Tappin'
Peavey cant hook to roll logs does a great job. If you have to stack the logs, a cable rigging from years ago called parbuckling can help get r dun. Need a tug if you don't have a horse...
This is my setup.....works really well for me...easy to maneuver through tight bush trails......Twister
I'd love to build a lighter version of that concept to set up with tires or snow skis. Nice rig Mr. Twister ...