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Never enough zip ties!

No. I was able to get it off eventually and made the repair. Thank you. Are you a machine mechanic?

@Ratherbemilling im more of an apprentice still but i do know a bit about skid loaders specifically bobcats

@Dieselmechazord that’s great, equipment techs are hard to find around here, Westchester, ny. I have a Takeuchi TL140 that needs a bunch of maintenance that I just can’t get to.

@@Dieselmechazord good to know. Thank you!!

Glad it helped

Dogs always know best …

Yea, finally found one that make sense … I’d always Rather Be Milling

Always!

Thanks, yea you’re right… the debarking tripped the break because I wasn’t moving it out far enough. I’m going to get a new 14 gallon electric pump tank… I have the gravity fed one right now.

your probably right but you know how manufacturers like to market their equipment ...

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Really appreciate it

Me too! You should get one!! Honestly, I knew it was the one I should have gotten originally, before the 15. Didn’t take much convincing, watching @theoldmanandthesaw and @outdoorwiththemorgans showed how to mill safely… I was never a fan of loading logs with a machine and rotating by hand… to many things can go wrong. If you remember Marks hand got in the middle of a log and the clamp …. He’s ok and no permanent damage but I know I wouldn’t be that lucky. Plus, I get asked to mobile mill all the time … now I can do it efficiently

Hahaha there’s definitely a learning curve with rotating logs. I’ve got it down pretty good now though. ‘Genius’ has not put his grimy hands on it yet…. Hahahaha

I promise there are mistakes coming to you soon… I thought you ordered it already?? It might be the best bang for your buck with this mill… although I have nothing to compare it to other then the 25hp on the lt15.

@@Ratherbemilling It's very hard to justify 10-15K for a "better" mill. I'll really have to sweet-talk the boss first.

Thank you! I can’t think of one person who should’ve been left out.. other than me. Listening to your own voice is just strange! @theoldmanandthesaw could you think of anyone??

That’s kind of the best part… old people give you all their wisdom and knowledge … plus 20 bucks is 20 bucks

Thanks! It’s a bit long and a lot of stuff may not be clear. The whole WM have been great.

@@Ratherbemilling Now that you got a mill that does everything for you, you are going to have to spend more time at the gym 🤣

@southernadirondackoutdoors hahaha gym or mill more beautiful logs…. I’ll take milling and then hit the gym.

Thank you sir I’ve taken a day off to mill, saw dust is pilling up! Log yard is going to thin out quick

Haha that’s right.

Ha! I guess I missed the most important thing!

@@TheOldManAndTheSaw who me??? Aww thanks

That is a very good education guess! Impressive

That’s a very good point, didn’t even think of that. Thank you!! I’m incredibly impressed with how great the experience was with Woodmizer. Will never even think of buying another brand machine.

Hello Paul.

@@TheOldManAndTheSaw Hello Dave.

You wouldn't think it's so stupid if you were a member of the INNER SAWMILLERS CIRCLE. To join you have to have a Wood-Mizer sawmill.

@brianrausch7757 Don’t be jelly because you’re not in the circle.

@@TheOldManAndTheSaw you're right because then I'd think I was stupid.

@brianrausch7757 but you already are … smh

@@Ratherbemilling part of the circle?

Hmmmm you are onto something sir.

I ask myself that when I’m sleeping… Took a while to get to this point in my build but it’s worth it. Thanks

No words needed … haha

Haha

I think the force would make it crack the tiles making it even more dangerous then it already is

Yea, the fittings on the lines will self seal. You’ll need to be a little careful about the charge in the new condenser… don’t want to over charge the system

I think it is here as well however only when using emt not ridge pipe. I could be wrong as I’m not an electrician.

I’m not sure about that. Seems like you probably can’t since you have to charge the system like a typical HVAC set up. Best to contact Mr.cool regarding that.

@@Ratherbemilling I got the answer from an HVAC guy I know. Close off the two allen screw ports at the outdoor unit. Then disconnect the lines at the top assuming the seal is still good to close when disconnected. I bought a DIY, not MrCool, system, that is charged and I bought a pump and gauge setup to draw a vacuum initially before opening the allen screw ports, per another video. Then it should be good to run.

@cranstjs awesome thank you for posting this

Wood treads are going on top… new video of it coming out later tonight

That’ll teach em talk tread carefully haha

You can get the plans and exact measurements from April Wilkerson’s website. However from memory I think it is approximately 3’x6’ not sure how high it is.