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I remember sawmill in Fulda, Ind. which was a small town about two blocks long. My Aunt lived there about midways in the town and it was just a sleepy little country town until someone got the bright idea to put the sawmill in behind my aunts house and her husband got a job back there. They would crank that diesel up and start cutting logs and you couldn’t hear yourself think. I think the blade was even bigger than that one. I haven’t seen logs that big since. The last time I went there the mill was gone thank God and it was more developed for families and sports.

I am running into this same issue, blade is sharp cribs are lvl blades lvl but I did notice a drive belt seemed to be loose while running but seems tight while sitting which is odd

Beautiful home, a lot of potential. You have to let me know when everybody is gonna be there. Maybe I can figure out a way to come and help as well.

Great looking place. Looking forward to seeing your plan come together.

Ambitious timeline project before December. Pace yourself. Timberking 2020 rules and East Tennessee has it all.

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For $50,000 ea they shud b

its too bad that such a cool mill has a joey sippy cup bite me add !!!!! Love the mill (FJB)

Looks pretty

Mason tells me at least once a week. “This winter dad I wanna go bass fishing with Mr. Tom!”

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Nice machine, what is max diameter? 30 maybe 35? . I am retired from government service 10 years with the Air Force in 10 years with Merchant Marine Academy and that was 10 years ago last 5 years I lived in Bear Creek North Carolina I had 40 acres with tons of Hardwoods I used to have people knock on my door saying they wanted to take my trees but the offers were ridiculously low ended up selling the property and moved to Florida to run one of my brother's businesses. He's starting to retire and sell off a lot of businesses and just keep a couple of real estate companies and restaurants and one Resort he just finished building in Marathon Key. So I have a slight or go back to North Carolina and live the lifestyle that I loved out of my entire 55 years on this planet and that was hunting and fishing either stay here in Florida and continue running one of the companies which is not doing as well as it did 5 years ago, hunting deer in my backyard, catfish in my pond while I call it a pond at 1 acre almost like a lake got some big alligator snappers in their some bass and catfish. I let the two farmers on either side of me grow 10 acres each one grows feed corn the other grows hay, and my wife and I have a 1-acre garden with tomatoes and vegetables we sell from a roadside cart in front of the house. Between all of that and my retirement pay we lived very nicely I lived on Devil's tramping Ground Road go ahead and look it up it's a weird place LOL nice homes with big spreads loaded with trees lots of Oaks, Maples some Ash and Cherry there's also a Grove of walnut trees. On this particular property all the trees are very mature my plan would be to Harvest most of them and make more farmland for lease to the local farmers Holy cow I'm sorry this was supposed to be a comment and I'm telling you my life story I'm on a roll lol. Anyhow would I be better off harvesting the trees myself buying all the necessary equipment and then custom cutting everything and selling to the local lumber yards or should I have someone do all the tree cutting and stack the long logs next to a mill and that's what I'm asking you what size meal should I get I have a budget of about 75,000 for everything I could take a loan but would rather not thank you for any input

Awe man this would have been a dream come true. I know whoever the lucky one is will be stoked!

I have the same joy stick and parts that you have but can't find those to replace the worn out ones.

They are beautiful but I would put a teardrop hole in the handle but that's me lol

Chatgpt says that 10'x28" ash log is either 1800 lbs dry or 2350 lbs wet.

I love my Lucas but id love one of these for doing extra wide and thin boards.

Why are you using Duralast, GM parts, on a Ram/Cummins/Mopar?

Knew to this are you suppose to cut the pit for boards.

good video i hope this will be your last move. you did a lot of work up there in 2 years. take care, be safe and well.

Point of interest/ you may want to put some wood or steel under wheels and all leveling jacks/if not after time will sink into the lawn and through your level off😇😇😇🌲🌲🌲🌳🌳🌳 also put 2 to 4 inchs of gravel around your wood shed if not MUD city/ great machine/ great cutting/tally ho 👍👍👍god bless

Loved your video and slide show. I know it was a bitter sweet moment for you. Thomas you and Cheri are an awesome couple and amazing parents. The memories that you guys are making are priceless. I’m so proud to be your friend! Keep up the good works.

Fair winds and following seas to you and yours, Shipmate! Great video, beautiful family. Stay safe and continue to do great things.

Welcome!

Safe travels as you make the move Thomas .

With the CBN ( Borozon ) wheel, can you grind hard when you have rocked teeth?

I use old worn-out 10" cupped wheels that were used in the Shake Bandsaw Grinders. Usually Armstrong #2 Grinders. They grind smooth, don't burn and hold their shape from the time I start using one till it's worn out. Radiac Brand by the way. Not sure of the Hardness of the wheel.

Far too heavy on the face by the way.

They would rather die themselves than let their babies die. Love these birds :) 🐦

Looks to me that’s a bit too much. Taking of from sharpening

Вау !!!

This video is 5 days old and UA-cam is just now telling me!!!!! GRRRRRR🤬😱😥😢😭

you probably know, but the set of the teeth will throw the level reading off.

Well your mill doesn't look like it's ever been uses still grass on the ground

This isnt copperhead snake.

Is that always what the service 4 wheel drive is

We're waiting

You have to love those railroad spikes

Rather see more log than talk,

Yes the lt can be fast. I love ours..

So is there always a pretty large waste slab left at the bottom? Is there no good way to saw another board or two or three out of that bottom piece?

Great video with a very seasoned sawyer.

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

I remember when they made the carbide/carbine chains for the chains saws back in the day. Maybe I'll try one of these in the near future. I cut alot of pine. 👍

Set before sharpening. The Dial Indicators are very accurate.

Awesome video, Thomas, the little loader kinda looks like mine. They are awesome for moving the material and tight places.

Wood Mizer has as an optional adjustable leg package, and don't forget the mill doesn't have to sit perfectly level w/ that post system. great video lots of great info

Those compact wheel loaders are very good machines for material handling. The wheels are much better than a compact track loader (skid steer) when it comes to tearing up the ground.